| Young puppies enjoy short bouts of leading, from five to ten minutes, if they have been properly acclimated to the leash. |
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| The brash but explosive back made life much easier for QB Jake Plummer, who acclimated to the Broncos' system in swift fashion. |
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| Rooted explants were transferred to a peat-based medium and acclimated to the greenhouse environment. |
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| Ryley didn't think too much of it, attributing the changes to the fact that he was becoming acclimated to his new surroundings. |
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| I think his knee had to get acclimated to a heavier workload, but I see him making progress with it. |
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| With O'Bannon's help, he grows more accustomed and acclimated to the West, as Roy learns from Chon in the buddy picture tradition. |
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| By this time, Sicilians were acclimated to the extent that they no longer felt threatened or intimidated by American schools. |
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| New Zealand-bred Bocelli, who will represent Singapore in the Hong Kong Cup on December 16 is getting acclimated to the Sha Tin racecourse. |
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| Marshmallow comes from Europe, and has acclimated to the american continent. |
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| The salmon were then acclimated to ambient sea water and held until October. |
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| The animals are acclimated to the laboratory conditions for at least five days. |
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| Getting new employees acclimated to your company's culture is a rich endeavor which can pay dividends for an employee's entire career. |
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| The assistance has been ongoing and non-intrusive, and has proved very useful in helping me get acclimated to the office of National President. |
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| As the host family, you are expected to ensure that the student becomes acclimated to a new school. |
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| With increasing size, they progressively become acclimated to higher salinity. |
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| Problem: The scale has not warmed up or has not been acclimated to the ambient temperature. |
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| This would give them a year to get acclimated to college academic work while establishing the appropriate priorities. |
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| The move suited Robertson, who acclimated quickly to the Hollywood lifestyle, but the others felt like fish out of water. |
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| The recycled microbes are well acclimated to the sewage environment and readily metabolize the organic materials in the primary effluent. |
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| Once they get acclimated, they'll stop moving around and they won't do anything. |
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| Once present and acclimated, these species are said to be naturalized and can no longer be eliminated. |
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| In short, technology has empowered new and vital means of political communication and acclimated citizens to democratic thought and action. |
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| After your new kitten is relaxed and acclimated, allow her to explore and roam the rest of the house. |
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| I acclimated pretty well to the way of living in the U. S., but it was harder for my parents. |
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| So we get them all acclimated in the event and hopefully they�ll be back year after year. |
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| Also, the wood should be acclimated for at least 24 hours in the room where it is going to be laid. |
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| Fruitcake quickly acclimated to its American home, and even plays a supporting role in American literature. |
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| Over the years, the dish has acclimated to American taste buds, and become sweeter. |
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| Most people on the standard American diet have acclimated their bodies to a life of burning sugar. |
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| Its soldiers and marines were better acclimated to the weather conditions in the Falklands as a result of their longer tenure in theater and from years of training in Norway. |
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| It's just a matter of Wallace getting acclimated to DEI's program. |
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| Early in the season, when Billups and Hamilton were getting acclimated to the system, Atkins and Barry played long stretches of the second and fourth quarters. |
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| Murphy agrees, adding that soy beverages might also help consumers become acclimated to extended shelf life products, an initiative considered key to milk's future. |
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| He tells of getting acclimated to Saudi Arabia and the life of an advisor. |
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| Several studies have indeed shown that plants acclimated to high light are less susceptible to a range of processes related to photoinhibition and photodamage. |
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| Now she just wants the neo homeless to get back under a roof before they become acclimated to destitution. |
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| Additionally, the use of handles in this stage makes it easier for a child to grip his or her bottle while becoming acclimated to the new spout. |
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| But after a few days of looking at a solid proposal, people become acclimated with the new image, grow used to it, and learn to embrace it and change for the best. |
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| This mixed culture was chosen because it was acclimated to degradation of chlorinated alkanes and alcohols and, therefore, considered to be active on fluorinated alcohols. |
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| In such cases, immerse the watch in the water for at least 5 minutes and then dive after the watch temperature has become acclimated to the water temperature. |
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| It has been suggested that once certain youthful workers have drawn EI benefits, they learn about accessing the EI regime and become acclimated to the labour market and its interface with the program parameters. |
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| All new employees of Crédit du Nord Group receive a personalised orientation to help them become acclimated to their work and their environment, and to acquire the necessary skills for fulfilling their duties. |
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| His first inhabitants were a dozen of mutineers who hardly felt pain to become acclimated to this new earth of éxil, wild and nevertheless enchanting. |
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| Over time Ericka has become fully acclimated to life in Los Angeles. |
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| After recovering the energy, the group will visit the Oceanographic in a transparent acrylic tunnel about 30 meters long, they will feel totally acclimated to the sea, the largest aquarium dedicated to marine species. |
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| Now they should get acclimated to having Cousin Boomer back. |
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| The process by which plants become acclimated to cold temperatures is called hardening. |
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| Gorse has acclimated so readily that it has become a menace, spreading over good and bad land alike, its only virtue being as a nursery for regenerating bush. |
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| This stamps him as an acclimated Edmontonian and the Bulletin extends a hearty welcome. |
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| My M. O. is to get everyone acclimated to the game. |
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| It remains to be determined whether hoarders themselves have become anosmic or simply acclimated to the conditions. |
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| Numerous tropical and subtropical tree species, including one or two that are unique on our continent, have easily acclimated here, which is unusual for Europe and a powerful attraction to visitors. |
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| The penguins had acclimated to the corridor. |
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| Healthy animals, which have been acclimated to laboratory conditions for at least five days and have not been subjected to previous experimental procedures, should be used. |
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| Yet the percentage of non-native people living in Solingen is far higher: considering resettlers and acclimated people, this rate is over 20 percent. |
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| It is important to note that both low nutrient availability and limited acclimated bacterial populations may reduce the rate at which the ethylene glycol is degraded in the ambient environment. |
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| The main advantage resulting from the microbial consortium formed by acclimated activated sludge is the interaction between all the species present in flocs. |
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| Less than two months after we had acclimated her cows to their new home, an Internet savvy friend found an article on Bovine Leukemia Virus, which he passed on to me. |
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