| If you have trained, you are in good condition and you acclimatise, then you should be okay. |
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| Great care is taken to acclimatise trekkers to increasing altitudes to avoid problems with altitude sickness. |
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| That may suit an English team stronger in the one day game, giving them time to acclimatise to conditions and pitches. |
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| It took me several weeks to thoroughly acclimatise myself to this entirely new way of life. |
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| I did not acclimatise properly to the local conditions before the competition. |
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| Most users have been using the productivity suite since the year dot and usually quickly acclimatise themselves to any new release. |
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| They will have to acclimatise to the weather conditions, especially in their training sessions. |
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| You should therefore avoid a quick ascent and take time to acclimatise to the mountains' oxygen challenged air. |
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| Do not open the cartons prior to installation. Store and acclimatise the unopened cartons inside. |
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| You should sit up for the last two minutes in order to acclimatise your circulation to this upright position. |
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| The world lurches with every turn of the wheel, and it takes a while to acclimatise. |
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| Yorkshire is on course to play host to more than 2,000 Olympic athletes ahead of the 2012 games to allow the sportsmen and women acclimatise to conditions in Britain. |
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| Plants acclimatise slowly to different surroundings by changing their leaf orientation and structure. |
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| Allow between 1 and 2 hours for the unit to acclimatise before putting it into operation. |
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| In the first week you should not use the abdominal toning belt more than once a day to allow your muscles to acclimatise slowly to the device. |
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| It has generated new expectations about how public authorities should help citizens to acclimatise to change. |
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| The substrate should be allowed to acclimatise in the press room for a minimum of twelve hours prior to impression. |
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| After finishing a disappointing 11th place in the Brazilian league, they arrived a week ahead of their first game in order to acclimatise. |
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| In such situations the equipment must stay for 1 hour in a well ventilated place to acclimatise to the new temperature before startup! |
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| These preparations reduce the time required for the dog to acclimatise to new environments. |
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| Then, over 21 days or so, the warmth is reduced to acclimatise them to the temperatures outside. |
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| Harry will be given ten days to acclimatise to his surroundings, after which he will start co-piloting the helicopters. |
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| When you go to different parts of the world, if it's hot it's hot, you acclimatise, you find ways to keep yourself cool and you don't moan about it. |
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| Both bananas and cannas can acclimatise themselves to city gardens, clumping up with bulblets, which gets them going quickly in spring, and they also do well in pots as long as you keep an eye on the water. |
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| Adaptation of insulin therapy when making a journey that crosses different time zones must be carried out on the day of travel in order to acclimatise on arrival to local time. |
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| As well as leaving prison on a permanent basis, some children may leave prison temporarily, for medical, compassionate or educational reasons or to help acclimatise them to the outside world. |
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| For an accurate reading of a patient's temperature, their body must first acclimatise to the temperature of the room where the measurement will be made. |
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| Is it best to acclimatise in a neighbouring country before? |
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| All this, coupled with an extended period with a real threat of terrorism has combined to acclimatise the UK public to the use of video surveillance. |
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| Horses exposed to constant chronic cold weather acclimatise to the cold. |
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| This resulted in the cancellation of plans for a month-long training camp in the United States or Canada, which was intended to acclimatise the players prior to the competition. |
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| It will be another chance to acclimatise to the pacier, less technical, playing style found in England. |
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| We now know very well what we need to do to be better able to acclimatise to the future in a way that allows our lifestyles to adapt to changed circumstances. |
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| In line with the decision, an upper altitude limit will be imposed for matches in FIFA competitions in which the players and match officials are not given time to acclimatise in advance. |
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| Once I acclimatise, I promise myself that I'll take advantage of the full gym and exercise room. Unfortunately, altitude isn't the only harsh feature of life down here. |
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| The exit from the underground auditorium has been carefully designed to gradually acclimatise the users to the prevailing very warm ambient temperatures. |
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| That said, they play a lesser role in international competitions where the teams are able to arrive in the host country several weeks before the start of the tournament to acclimatise. |
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| Programmes of education and training must be extended and diversified for youth to be able to acclimatise more readily to an international working environment. |
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| On the other hand, time and again he has chosen not to draw down the war but to escalate tension, trusting the West to acclimatise itself to each small increase in Russian involvement. |
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| The key to troublefree printing is to use a top liner and flute of sufficiently high quality and to allow the corrugated plenty of time to acclimatise. |
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| These pushed the front line north to more advantageous positions for the Entente in preparation for an attack and to acclimatise the newly arrived Indian Army infantry. |
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| Staff at the zoo have been introducing plants such as field maple into the gorilla's diets to acclimatise them to the foodstuffs to be found in the wild. |
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