Sentences with phrase «from acclimating to»

When I was finally going to do it, I removed the tablecloth I had on the table to protect it and noticed that the table is starting to split and crack in some places — I'm guessing from acclimating to our house.

Passenger pigeons were nomadic; to prevent the birds from acclimating to specific sites and becoming «migratory» the birds will be rotated randomly between multiple spring, summer, and winter sites.

Passenger pigeons were nomadic; to prevent the birds from acclimating to specific sites and becoming «migratory» the birds will be rotated randomly between multiple spring, summer, and winter sites.

When you're disoriented, sleep - deprived, and cranky from acclimating to life with your baby, it doesn't take much to set off a big fight with your partner.

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These training programs can range from orientation programs, which are designed to acclimate new hires to the company, to ambitious education programs intended to familiarize workers with a new software system.

By Chris Dessi, From Inc.com, 7 steps to acclimate yourself to extreme situations so you can excel at every level.

And for those of us who are white or from a Western heritage — who have been acclimated to power structures and hierarchy while being blinded to poverty and injustice — maybe we, more than anyone, should be talking about decolonizing our theology.

It's nice to hear from a multi-cultured individual who was acclimated upon the Muslim faith.

Now that our own taste buds have become acclimated to gluten free flours, we find that we enjoy our own gluten free baked goods even more than those made from store - bought brands.

At first I thought I might have a seizure from the clamor, but once my ears acclimated I came to admire the (gentle) military precision the lunchroom staff uses to shepherd the kids in and out safely while getting them fed.

Their first game wasn't pretty but they are working on getting some new players acclimated to the group and they'll only improve from Week 1..

All those young talents from the French league is a big risk seeing how many players fail to acclimate to the prem and Dybala is so iffy to me 1 good season and people are calling him aguero.

We seem to have issues with acclimating players from foreign leagues in their first season.

«I was overwhelmed and intimidated, I had no one back in Australia prep me for this, my only option was to outwork everyone and learn from the best coaches as fast as I can» As he got acclimated he slowly worked his way up the minor league levels.

The Backfloat Baby classes are designed to help your child get acclimated to the water and learn skills like back - floating, flipping from back to front and front to back, and safely getting in and out of the water.

Her own mother, sisters, aunts, cousins, friends and other women from maybe the surrounding village would be there to give her time to rest, heal and breastfeed, as well as acclimate to the new life in the family.

I would probably refrain from using the cell phone feature until you are for sure wanting to get your baby acclimated with technology.

According to information provided by the TSA, officers screened 20 puppies and their trainers from the Finger Lakes Puppy Raising Region of Guiding Eyes for the Blind, as they practiced coming through the checkpoint in an effort to acclimate the future guide dogs with an important piece of the airport experience — the security checkpoint.

If his interest in serving the public is as real as he says it is, he'll stick around, further acclimate himself to the issues at hand and work from the ground up to make the East End a better place to live.

«Organisms can deal with these stressful transitions from warm to cold by either acclimating - think about dogs putting on their winter coats - or by populations genetically evolving to deal with new stresses, a phenomenon known as rapid climate adaptation,» said Alison Gerken, a post-doctoral associate with UF's Department of Molecular Genetics and Microbiology and the lead author of a new study, published this month in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

On the other hand, better infrastructure and access to cooling can reduce the harm from heat, and over time individuals may become acclimated to higher temperatures.

Cryobehavior of the plasma membrane in protoplasts isolated from cold - acclimated Arabidopsis leaves is related to surface area regulation.

Some people get instant results from dropping carbs, grains, sugar, and vegetable oils, while others have to take a month to get acclimated and only then does the weight begin to slide off.

One, folks coming from a strict paleo background may not be acclimated to the more relaxed Primal stance on dairy.

In the previous video we were allowing them to get acclimated to absorbing the impact from jump training, drilling proper landing mechanics and preparing them for the full execution of more complex plyometric exercises.

It takes a little getting used to from a first - person viewpoint, but once acclimated, platforming is a blast.

In The Legend of Tarzan, the story finds our titular hero (Alexander Skarsgård) removed from the jungle, acclimated to life back in London.

While it doesn't waste any time in the first act at setting the stage for the ensuing chaos, swiftly moving from room to room, getting the audience and the protagonists acclimated to the home's inner - workings and physical layout, the remaining two - thirds mercilessly drags.

O'Connell continues to build on his star - making performance from Starred Up (and his more high profile but less beguiling work in Unbroken), acclimating himself well to the vulnerability of the role.

Before it reaches that point, however, House at the End of the Street comes off as a fairly typical teen drama that's rife with eye - rollingly familiar elements - as director Mark Tonderai, working from David Loucka's script, devotes much of the movie's opening hour to Elissa's tiresome, drawn - out efforts at acclimating to her new surroundings.

We acclimate to the heroine's affected mannerisms and her chronic need to impress others with feeble glibness, which meets questions and confused glances from peers.

As an outsider to Wakanda and a black character getting acclimated to a new world filled with other black people from a different culture, Queen Divine Justice could offer an amazing perspective on various aspects of the African diaspora, proving further illustration that blackness is not a monolith.

In 2008, Brinkworth helped two college juniors from England acclimate to America.

The resources in this bundle cover a variety of subjects and engage students in activities that help them make the leap from vacation to education by allowing them to move about and explore a variety of subjects as they get acclimated to school again or for the first time with the youngest students.

Although we offer a complete pre-college education — from three years old to grade 12 — we accept incoming students at any stage of the educational process and work hard to acclimate them to the IB curriculum and the language immersion process.

Since transitioning from Burlington High School to Fox Hill Elementary School, I have spent the past year and a half getting acclimated to a new school culture, developing relationships with students and my new colleagues, and learning the elementary curriculum.

«Acclimating from the battlefield to civilian life is a challenging mission,» said Michael Lee, program director, MVEI.

Once you scrape the grit from your eyes, you must acclimate to the natural apprehension of your environment.

The bilevel instrument cluster seems less like the bridge of a spaceship now that we've had a few years to acclimate, but the new hard dashboard materials do visually cheapen the Honda's interior, and drew comments from our passengers.

They're sitting outdoors in the snow, acclimating to the temperature as we survey the test course and install our VBOX data logger in the bright red 2009 Civic Si four - door we drove up from Minneapolis last night.

He chronicles the broader political and religious tensions in the area (it would be impossible not to) but also focuses on the day - to - day nature of acclimating to a new city and culture, depicting the madcap adventures of getting the kids to and from school, the endless search for a good playground, and the difficulty of keeping the schedule straight of which days Jewish, Muslim, or Christian shops are open.

This is a great way to provide mental relief from the high - stress environment of the shelter, maintain physical and emotional health and acclimate the dogs to a home environment so they're ready for adoption.

From the Transportation.gov website, «Animals may not be exposed to temperatures less than 45 * F unless they are accompanied by a certificate signed by a veterinarian stating that they are acclimated to lower temperatures.»

From the Transportation.gov website, «Animals may not be exposed to temperatures less than 45 degrees F unless they are accompanied by a certificate signed by a veterinarian stating that they are acclimated to lower temperatures.»

Particularly loud noises should be introduced from a distance and gradually brought closer as she becomes more acclimated to them.

Some rabbits may be used to drinking from a bowl and it can take some time to acclimate them to a sipper.

Going on walks is a good way to accomplish exercise, so you should acclimate them to a collar and leash from an early age.

Animals that lose sight from PRA usually acclimate well to their environment with time, as they utilize their other senses to make up for their vision loss.

Raised hackles, or hair standing up on the dog's back, may indicate that the dog is concerned and needs more space from the other dog and time to acclimate.

Choosing & Caring for a Shelter Dog: A Complete Guide to Help You Rescue & Rehome a Dog Bob Christiansen addresses everything from choosing the dog, preparing your home for him, acclimating him to your other pets, handling him, especially in the early days in your home, health, training, etc..