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However, it will be necessary that they acclimate to their new situation.
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She credits it with helping her acclimate to the steamy Midwestern summer.
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Accordingly, plants need to acclimate to both, drought and light stress.
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The body cannot acclimate to that altitude; it just withers away and dies.
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We arrived two weeks before competition to train and acclimate to the time difference.
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It was taking me a minute to acclimate to the idiom of the time.
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She will take a redshirt year to get more rugged and acclimate to her teammates.
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Most tight ends need a season to acclimate to the NFL before they break through.
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Turns out that NASA has a plane it uses to help astronauts acclimate to zero gravity.
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Wild-type Chlamydomonas cells were able to acclimate to high amounts of light following transfer from low light conditions.
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They often get into trouble because they haven't allowed their bodies to acclimate to the height and the thinner air.
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The amount of stress they cause themselves by trying to acclimate to the family doesn't seem to be worth it.
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But then I began to acclimate to playing the game in three dimensions (and from a first-person perspective).
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It's going to take some time for him to acclimate to all the changes, to recover from everything he's been through.
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The trip took three weeks, a pace the guide chose so Brown and the other rookies could acclimate to the altitude.
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So you said you can acclimate to 6,000 meters at home-The tent can acclimate to 6,000 meters.
