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acclimate
(redirected from acclimation)

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Under an NCAA-mandated acclimation period, Harris spent his first two practices with a helmet as his only protective gear before donning shoulder pads with the rest of the team Monday.
Harris puts on pads, attempts to catch up by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
They have now used acclimation and enrichment techniques to ferment adequate quantities of the active microbe, which was obtained from the activated sludge from a wastewater treatment plant.
Immobilized microbes can prove useful in treating industrial waste ... by Asian News International
2) This definition is important because heat adaptation essentially is the sum of acclimation and acclimatization, where the "former is induced experimentally in an artificial environment whereas the latter is induced by exposure to natural environments.
Heat adaptation for the contemporary soldier by Nowels, Russell G.; Tyler, Coley D.; Henson, Phillip L. / Fires
 
 
 
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