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Meanings of acclimatisation in English
Portuguese
aclimatação Adaptation to a new climate (a new temperature or altitude or environment)
Synonyms
Examples for "acclimation"
Examples for "acclimation"
1
Metabolic heat production only increased in the later period of cool acclimation.
2
Accumulation of osmolytes is indicative of acclimation to water stress in Wyalkatchem.
3
They had all the courage of the veteran troops, but lacked acclimation.
4
We postulate that this 7-O-rhamnosylation has an important function in UV acclimation.
5
And acclimation, of course, which would be tricky with brains so complex.
1
To help acclimatization or relieve the symptoms, some high-altitude mountaineers use drugs.
2
It's important to listen and respond rather than trying to force acclimatization.
3
A third theory charges it to predisposition plus the process of acclimatization.
4
Finally on the 5th we started for another acclimatization climb on Lobuche.
5
It's the night before we head up for our first acclimatization trip.
Usage of acclimatisation in English
1
After one season of acclimatisation, Watson's side won three titles in four years.
2
The four athletes are now in Australia and starting final training and acclimatisation.
3
The latest dispatches from Malaysia indicate that acclimatisation is progressing well.
4
The climbing was easy and we had no major problems due to good acclimatisation.
5
The acclimatisation of the cigarette in England only dates from the "seventies."
6
There can be no acclimatisation where the weeding out is as drastic as this.
7
I believe from reasons given in my discussion, that acclimatisation is readily effected under nature.
8
But the season doesn't end with a physical reality, it drags out with mental acclimatisation.
9
Each episode tells it's own story of a Dystopian era where online acclimatisation is a reality.
10
Not too many observers saw those sort of records tumbling after Guardiola's first season of acclimatisation.
11
The rhinos in Chad had been roaming free in Zakouma National Park after a gradual acclimatisation process.
12
We were accustomed to the wet, but no acclimatisation can render the European body mosquito-proof; thus we had little rest.
13
But the Northern political classes as constituted prior to the arrival of Sinn Féin have had a lengthy acclimatisation, predating the ceasefires.
14
In particular the rotation of the bowling attack to ensure hunger and fitness, and the acclimatisation of all squad members to English conditions.
15
The Middlesex man was at his positive best, continuing his impressive form shown on the recent acclimatisation tour of Australia and New Zealand.
16
In these notes I have not included attempts at acclimatisation, as that of the wild turkey from North America, which has partly succeeded.
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Acclimatisation through the time