Sentences with phrase «people habituated»

(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.

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More often than not, the habituated person will forget what they've seen and never take the action that marketers are pouring time, creativity and imagination into trying to make happen.

Blau points to a pattern with social networks and other free services in which, when ads are introduced, «people complain, there is a sort of backlash or revolt» at first, but ultimately the outcry diminishes and most users become habituated to the ads.

Voice assistants are «clearly becoming something people are habituated to in their lives,» said David Hudson, global head of markets execution for JPMorgan Chase.

While people definitely do not develop a physical addiction, they do become habituated to chiles because of their flavor, their stimulating properties, and their healthfulness.

Knowing that our responses to sensory perception and mental representation overlap — for example, the thought of a spider crawling up your leg can induce the same sweat response as the real thing — Vosgerau's team reasoned that thinking about eating food could lead people to habituate to the action itself.

Or the wild creatures exploited new ecological niches created by humans, gradually habituating themselves to people and, in essence, domesticating themselves.

«By doing this we are better able to understand what's going wrong in people that do not habituate,» said Schmid.

They were less likely to school and swim along with other tadpoles (a tadpole proxy for socialization, which is impaired in autism); they weren't as good at avoiding contact with animated images projected on to the bottom of their petri dishes; they didn't habituate to startling noises (another analog to autism in people); and induced seizures were more frequent and shorter than in normal tadpoles.

Animals that live with people or who are habituated to them through captivity may copy elements of human speech in order to strengthen social bonds, Angela Stoeger - Horwath, a bioacoustician at the University of Vienna and co-author of the elephant study, previously told Live Science.

«I don't think there is clear - cut evidence of biochemical dependence on diet soda, but my sense is that certainly people do become habituated to diet soda and dependent upon it,» he says.

Safety Guidelines: For most people an upper guideline would be 10 to 15gm per day, though over time the body habituates to use and the amount can be safely increased.

For most people an upper guideline would be 10 to 15gm per day, though over time the body habituates to use and the amount can be safely increased.

The reason why mobile dating will ultimately become the dominant way that technology helps people meet each other is that people have been habituated to communicating in shorter form, and [dating websites»] models have not yet adapted to that.

People in different countries are habituated to reading text in different ways.

In a June 2002 report mentioned earlier, Secretary Paige alarmed NCTAF, NCATE, the American Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, and others habituated to federal backing for the professionalism agenda with his call to raise the bar on teacher academic standards while lowering barriers to classroom entry by people without conventional pedagogical preparation.

It makes use of the critical socialization period to habituate your puppy to all kinds of people (especially children, men and strangers).

These cats grew more and more habituated to people, and soon began to, as every cat lover knows, domesticate themselves.

Your dog will eventually habituate — get used to — being around people and dogs.

Eventually your dog will habituate and will no longer alert to the same person's presence in the street.

This summer she conducted five overnight monitoring sessions at the falls, all in July.Because of these monitoring efforts, we know that nighttime closures allow bears that are not tolerant of people (non human - habituated bears) greater access to Brooks Falls.

In contrast to the subadult I encountered, other bears at Brooks Camp, like 410, appear to be very tolerant of people and are often described as human - habituated.

These human - habituated bears, while giving us remarkable opportunities to observe their lives are also more likely to become food conditioned (seeking food from people) and associate our possessions with play toys.

Because of these monitoring efforts, we know that nighttime closures allow bears that are not tolerant of people (non human - habituated bears) greater access to Brooks Falls.

This isn't a problem with birds at our feeder if we follow some basic rules of thumb to keep birds safe and feeders clean, but it's a problem when supplying food to predators like foxes, coyotes, and owls, all of whom can very quickly become habituated to people, learning to associate them with handouts.

When bears get habituated to people inevitably there is a threatening conflict, and the bear winds up (ultimately) as the loser.

I want people to habituate here the way I am habituated at Daily Dish.

In conversation with the moderator and with the participation of the audience, the workshops will present material on the psycho - emotional dynamics of the addicted person and point to ways of working with such individuals to liberate them from their habituated patterns.