Sentences with phrase «to acclimate to»

After the dogs are vetted our dogs are next paced in a foster home where they get acclimated to living in a home environment and their personalities emerge and are evaluated.

By day two of diving, you will have become acclimated to getting in and out of the cages.

Arnett claimed emerging adulthood was the period from age 18 to 29 where young adults are getting acclimated to life on their own.

Over at Humane Society of Boulder Valley, community members and staff can take dogs on overnight stays to provide mental relief from the high - stress shelter environment — which also helps acclimate them to a home environment in preparation for adoption.

In his ruling for the plaintiffs, Judge Charles H. Haden stated that «If there is any life form that can not acclimate to life deep in a rubble pile, it is eliminated.

This is a slightly more withdrawn cockatoo than other varieties, and it may take a bit of time to become acclimated to new surroundings.

Simply put, Fences just isn't as acclimated to the screen as it is the stage, and the fact that Washington doesn't feel any need to make adjustments for the transition shows a lack of insight into what makes each medium work on their own individual terms.

Alas, the column - mounted transmission shifter is a bit fussy when selecting driving modes, but owners will likely become quickly acclimated to it.

Help your child become more acclimated to new routines and unfamiliar surroundings by doing the following:

I spent time acclimating to how different it felt to play the game as this frog rather than as Mario.

It's our job as humans to ensure that our pets acclimate to family life and that they are equipped to cope with the changes that invariably occur.

We worked together for almost a year, with a gradual program of acclimating himself to cats.

This is an ever - growing community of veteran players who specifically sign up to help new players get acclimated to what can be an overwhelmingly complex world, filled with monsters, gear, and gameplay systems to get accustomed to.

During periods of hot and / or humid weather and when dogs are new to Austin's extreme heat (for up to the first two months), avoid long periods of running and playing with them outside while they fully acclimate to summer temperatures.

I call this the «newborn grace period,» and in my opinion, it was made so that moms can gradually acclimate to life with a new baby — take a nap, take a shower, do the dishes, whatever it is that you need to do to get life back in order.

Ground Ballers 2.0 gets players acclimated to playing lacrosse with a little contact.

High schools can provide counseling and automatic, electronic reminders during the summer to assist students with college preparations while colleges can provide summer bridge programs to help students acclimate to college life socially and academically.

It saves a bit of energy and helps your child slowly acclimate to the dark.

While acclimating to life on the West Coast, Rachel decided to take a class at Pure Barre and with each class she became profoundly aware of the unbelievable physical and mental benefits that the Pure Barre method has to offer its clients.

Feeding babies on a schedule is essential for not only supplying your little one with important nutrients, but for making sure that your guy or gal becomes better acclimated to getting his or her needs met.

If your senior cat keeps refusing to enter the carrier, help get your cat acclimated to it by placing it among your home's everyday environment.

Yes, it's complicated, but once you get acclimated to how the system works it becomes a useful tool that allows you to take advantage of all the A8's systems.

Enroll by Kindergarten or First grade for your child to easily acclimate to such a powerfully individualized program.

To help the animals acclimate to humans, I spend time just sitting with them, singing to them or speaking softly to them.

«I think the public frenzy over the recent cold snap illustrated that we are less acclimated to such events,» he said in an email.

As your baby gets a little more acclimated to eating with a spoon, you can thicken up the food slowly.

This initial two week phase is all about getting your body acclimated to doing heavy squats regularly.

He mashed up disease - riddled tobacco leaves and then passed the juicy pulp through a porcelain filter fine enough to trap everything down to the tiniest bacteria.When even that filtered fluid infected other plants, a world still acclimating to Louis Pasteur's germ theory now had an even tinier class of pathogens to contemplate.

The study does not include libraries, because, as The Atlantic reports «Statistically, poor families are far less likely to utilize public libraries, whether it's because they're not acclimated to using them or because they're worried about being charged late fines, or because they're skeptical of putting their name on a card associated with a government entity.

I know I spent nearly 29 years in Florida and have only been gone for 6 years, but I am so acclimated to low humidity and that weather was basically torture to me.

Ensuring that a dog is already acclimated to wearing a muzzle without fear or stress is a wonderful gift we can give to our dogs later on.

While the vast majority of dogs acclimate to wearing the nail caps within minutes, some dogs may require an adjustment period.

Introduce your dog to people and acclimate it to different environments and sounds.

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.

Once acclimated to the shelter and liter - box trained, they socialize with other cats and humans to prepare for adoption.

The fact is, most community cats exhibit wild, shy or frightened behavior, and it's impossible to predict how or if they will ever acclimate to indoor life.

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«This gets baby acclimated to his room, so when it's time to move in there, it's not a total change.»

I feel like I never acclimate to summer running.

Risk factors include beginning the fall season in August, when athletes are not yet acclimated to intense practices in the hot and humid weather.

The anemonefish has to first acclimate itself to living with an anemone by adjusting to the anemone's stinging tentacles, which protect the fish from predators.

More experienced trainees will be finished with their delayed transformation period and their bodies should be acclimating to training three times per week with gradually increasing loads.

And while it took a little while for teachers to acclimate to walk - throughs, now most seem to see the value in them.

We've been working with both dogs to help them become acclimated to everyday noises and sounds in a home or office.

Older dogs, puppies, sick dogs and dogs poorly acclimated to warm weather are especially at risk, but even healthy dogs who live outdoors all the time may be susceptible during severe hot weather or excessive exercise or excitement.