| For some, but not all, of these thermally sensitive traits acclimatization leads to adaptive shifts in thermal optima and limits. |
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| Settle in for three days and nights of acclimatization, psyching up for the 12-hour round-trip summit day. |
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| There is an excellent discussion of temperature adaptations and acclimatization with several very good illustrations. |
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| I think it's also because the process of acclimatization, of generating red blood cells, is very hormonal. |
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| After a brief overnight stop in Lima they flew into Cusco for a period of acclimatization. |
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| Above 7,000 feet, dehydration increases, so Tom stayed off the booze, which slows acclimatization. |
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| They will fly to Las Vegas on July 8, pick up a rented vehicle and drive to Death Valley for a few days of acclimatization. |
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| To conquer this peak one has to climb on rock and ice. A high level of technical skill, physical fitness and acclimatization is required. |
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| Environmental factors such as nutrition, fitness and hydration are obviously critical to acclimatization. |
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| She had absolutely no experience with any kind of normal human interactions and would require a little time for adjustment and acclimatization. |
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| He was clearly suffering from inadequate acclimatization, couldn't catch his breath, and thus couldn't keep up. |
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| This is followed by an extended period of acclimatization as they adjust to their changed way of life. |
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| Any beneficial acclimatization effect was detrimentally offset by the inability to train at high intensity due to the lack of oxygen. |
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| In addition there is his regular roadwork and acclimatization in the sauna at the Steinbach Aquatic Centre. |
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| In some work situations, this is referred to as acclimatization to the work and work environment in question. |
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| If it's not possible to train at altitude at least two weeks prior to your trip or event, finding a way to sleep at altitude will also speed acclimatization. |
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| In Tibet some infants of Han origin never achieve satisfactory acclimatization on ascent to high altitude. |
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| When you are ready for installation, open the boxes in the prepared room and leave it for a 72 hour acclimatization period. |
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| Describe arrangements for acclimatization of crated objects when the crates are moved from one environment to another. |
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| To guarantee the easiest possible acclimatization, the transfer to Kasbegi will take place immediately upon arrival. |
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| The addition of stress alleviating substances will prove invaluable with fish irritated by transportation, acclimatization or cleaning the tank. |
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| Recommended especially for filling new homes, water changes, fish's acclimatization to new conditions or during medical treatment. |
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| This constant changeover pattern would have made proper acclimatization more difficult. |
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| Sometimes, the sheer volume of data can present problems with the management of the information at hand, and, again, a period of acclimatization may be required. |
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| Nevertheless, the sensitivity can be modulated and there is good evidence that Phaseolus can undergo substantial hardening or acclimatization to low temperatures. |
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| A trekking tour on Mount Meru is good as an acclimatization trip before attacking Mount Kilimanjaro. |
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| Promotive effects of long-term fertilization on growth of tissue culture-derived Hypericum polyanthemum plants during acclimatization. |
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| Follows severe quality control standards of inspection, rotation, cleanliness and acclimatization. |
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| When discussing plants and animals, she covers acclimatization, genetic adaptation, or migration. |
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| Moreover, the court found that the children had failed to acclimatize to Greece, and that it was therefore not their habitual residence by reason of acclimatization. |
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| This gradual adjustment to conditions is acclimatization. |
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| When available, the incorporation of indigenous wild stock into domesticated herds doubtless aided animals' acclimatization, a practice that continued into historic times. |
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| After living many years at high altitude, some highlanders lose this acclimatization and develop chronic mountain sickness, sometimes called Monge's disease, after the Peruvian physician who first described it. |
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| The symptoms usually occur within six hours to four days after arrival at high altitude and disappear within two to five days as acclimatization occurs. |
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| A child's habitual residence is the place where he has been physically present for an amount of time sufficient for acclimatization and which has a degree of settled purpose from the child's perspective. |
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| Yes, scientific research has shown that the change in palate or the acclimatization of sodium takes anywhere between three weeks and three months. |
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| The peculiarity where live animals are concerned is that the law imposes additional exigencies in respect of the manner in which they are held or transported, and ambient conditions and their acclimatization. |
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| Since returning to the Aquarium she has continued her acclimatization period in her new habitat and is getting to know her latest companions: Arctic harp seals. |
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| The travel expenses to and from the site shall be paid by the customer, inclusive of an acclimatization day in the case of intercontinental travels. |
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| Upon arrival it was placed in an isolated tank in the quarantine area where it underwent several examinations and to began its acclimatization period. |
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| Heat acclimatization elicits adaptations that regulate dehydration and hypovolaemia. |
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| If, about fifty years after their introduction, the European bees give good results in Thailand, it should be stressed that the efforts of acclimatization were many and expensive. |
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| To cope with these harsh environmental conditions, wintering passerines undergo seasonal acclimatization which helps them maintain thermoregulatory homeostasis. |
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| According to Ritter, the acclimatization is also temporary, and anyone who is absent from his work for longer than 2 to 4 weeks may reexperience mill fever when he returns. |
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| Acclimatization is relatively quick, and even flatlanders from the Midwest can go out and ski without any ill effects. |
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| Acclimatization to ensure that workers, especially new employees, safely adapt to increased temperatures during a heat wave. |
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| The great champion led well over a furlong out and scorched home six lengths clear of ex-Italian star Ortis, with Acclimatization third. |
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