Sentences with phrase «to habituate»

This recurring image of urgency and impending disaster has had the effect of habituating even responsive supporters.

Or these patterns may simply help keep worshippers awake: «These are things that attract attention,» he says, «and it doesn't wane, we don't habituate well to it, the pattern doesn't become neutral.»

From getting habituated with the cell - phones and depending on softwares to the high - end pleasing experiences of VR and AR, we humans are getting comfortable in this technological mould.

Moderation is recommended, though over time the body habituates to use and the amount can be safely increased.

Fetuses habituate in other ways, too.

This is a particular dance of pain and frustration that has often become so habituated between the two partners that the triggers are almost unconscious.

When your dog habituated with using dog diaper, it will not pee anywhere even doesn't wear a diaper.

The park's management decisions and visitors» collective actions will determine whether Brooks Camp can be home for all bears, or simply human - habituated bears.

If your dog habituated with various dog treats which is harmful to sensitive stomach you must come out from these bad habit very soon.

(4) This objection smacks to me of the kind of allergy that a people habituated to thinking of science as hostile to its principles can manifest even to legitimate advances.

As suggested above, George defends morals laws by noting that while coercion can not make people moral, it may help them to become so by preventing them «from habituating themselves to corrupting vices.»

In the long term, sweetened foods also habituate sensory receptors to that level of sugar, so you crave more of it more often.

Should sneezing apes in habituated groups also get antibiotics?

The time you spend gradually habituating your cats will eventually be rewarded with years of harmonious feline companionship.

If you are do not want to upload picks than habituated for share your picks privately when any other friend asking for that.

Unfortunately, Halftime has become too habituated to humans and therefore, would be unable to fend for herself in the wild.

While the Manson murders don't factor into the book's plot, Manson's name casts a shadow on the world of laid - back freaks habituated by sometime PI and longtime pothead Doc Sportello.

As a result, they may not be as habituated to the old ways of doing things — where external counsel were left to their own devices and legal fees weren't discussed.

Based on appropriated subjects, his paintings and sculptures have the effect of interrupting one's standard or habituated processes of visual recognition.

Anyone who has traveled through parts of the world longer settled than the U.S., with social and religious traditions older than ours, knows how habituated human beings are to the establishment and perpetual maintenance of places considered holy — the place where a child saw a vision, or where a saint performed a miracle, or where a church or temple has stood since before humans kept records.

I am surprised at how habituated I have become to this.

The Wildlife Care Center is a long term care facility for injured or human habituated wildlife that can not survive in the wild.

The technology can help rangers habituate gorilla groups to human company, taking well - paying tourists right up to them.

Are they more habituated to people, and thus, at greater risk of conflict [with humans] as adults?»

You can crate them near each other, but this is the perfect time to start habituating them to not always being in close contact with their sibling.

Taking two weeks on and two weeks off can be a challenge for habituated users, but may net a few extra calories here and there.

Our program helps habituate dogs to obedience in a fun, enriching environment.

The athletes that regularly consumed caffeine had already habituated to the effects of caffeine and taking in more of it offered no additional benefits.

They've been acculturated and become a part of habituated daily life.

Take a public speaking class or enlist the help of a local coach to eliminate distracting mannerisms and habituate purposeful movement.»

To overcome it, he says you need to «hack your system» — literally habituate your brain to fear.

You used Open Table and Grubhub, which I know are different than the new thing you funded, but I do think are beginning to habituate consumers to that kind of experience, so people are beginning to both expect it and feel more familiar with it when it comes around.

When we intentionally discipline our bodies to slow down, we are actually habituating our hearts back toward our Creator.

It keeps the money flowing for the lifestyles they have grown habituated to.

Liberty, so defined, requires in the first instance liberation from all forms of associations and relationships — from the family, church, and schools to the village and neighborhood and the community broadly defined — that exerted strong control over behavior largely through informal and habituated expectations and norms.

The training we receive in the scientific method and model construction habituates us to making certain assumptions about who we are and how we relate to nature.

Does the proliferation of crucifixion scenes habituate us to violence?

They soon habituate to the general background.

Then if it doesn't do anything, they rapidly habituate and cease to respond.

What we need, you write, are «agents habituated by the virtues necessary to avoid the lies unleashed by our desire to avoid suffering the suffering of others.

These institutions habituate us to the practice of essential private and social virtues, like honesty, self - control and kindness, without which neither markets nor democratic governments can function well.

Thus Hart's basic insight: Today we're habituated into a set of metaphysical assumptions that prejudice us against natural law reasoning.

They are qualities of experience which result from the given forms of things in relation to the structures of properly habituated personality.

It is essential to make your child habituate in a routine.

The experiments examined how quickly infants habituated to either familiar or unfamiliar language speakers performing prosocial (giving) behaviour or antisocial (taking) behaviour.