be conditioned

After living in a big city for a whlie , he found that it was hard for him to be conditioned to a rural life again.

This experiment is all about seeing if an infant can be conditioned to kick their foot to make the mobile move.

Later on we were good not to be conditioned by the goal conceded, we applied some pressure and created many goal scoring chances.

a relaxation response might be conditioned to a stimulus that previously evoked anxiety.

Later these geese can be conditioned to follow a vehicle once they've become familiar with its sound and shape.

B. God's love was never going to be conditioned upon mankind's response, but only on his mercy to save us.

If the quills are not to be used immediately after winding, they are usually taken to a room to be conditioned with hot, humid air.

Materials for the mix and moulds for the specimens shall be conditioned for at least 24 h before use.

I expect our opponents to be at their best, I'm convinced that against us Milan will not be conditioned by injuries.

Hill slopes within the railway line's right-of-way shall be conditioned by the railway transport enterprise.

The human brain has to be conditioned to receive new information and make sense of it.

President Bush insists any Mideast ceasefire must be conditioned on a wider global agreement.

The converted energy may be conditioned and regulated to drive a wireless transmitter and encoder.

The Lee administration says economic help will be conditioned on the North's willingness to give up nuclear weapons.

The form or shape of morphemes may be conditioned by phonological factors.

In the 1970s, Todd Hennessey claimed that paramecia, the single-celled pond dweller, could be conditioned in the lab.

In order to use this signal, it must be conditioned .

steam piping system. If there is no reheater the steam has to be conditioned down to

Any pattern may be conditioned as

be accustomed to doing sth be conditioned to