The good news was that we were able to
desensitize the item.
Our journey down the self-check road: even though several issues remain to be solved, self-checkout is already becoming popular with patrons
For nearly a year, the clinic has been using virtual reality to
desensitize patients to their fears and anxieties.
Now, fear this
For most of the past year, the university's main teaching hospital has been using an advanced virtual reality program to help
desensitize patients to experiences that provoke fear and anxiety.
Virtual reality helping cure anxiety disorders
For example, studies in rodents and a few people in the 1980s and 1990s suggested that insulin, given before diabetes developed, might
desensitize the immune system to the hormone and the beta cells that make it--and thus protect the pancreas.
Antibodies counter diabetes: quick strikes against wayward immune cells
During the early 1990s, many soldiers reported that efforts were being made during escape and evasion training to
desensitize them to the idea of female soldiers being held captive.
Emasculating the military: politically correct dictates are ever more being imposed on today's military, degrading morale, discipline, and combat effectiveness
The "climax control" condoms contain Benzocaine, a mild anesthetic, to
desensitize the penis and delay the man's climax.
New condoms answer need. (Merchandising)
Capsaicin is thought to
desensitize gastric nociceptive C fibers, which carry pain sensations to the central nervous system.
Capsaicin eases dyspepsia. (Clinical Capsules)
BEE POLLEN: Many people report that their allergies improve when they take local bee pollen or honey to
desensitize themselves.
Relief is in Sight
Because bruise and hollow heart look similar to peel, processors have usually had to
desensitize their automatic vision systems or have had to revert to manual inspection when running peel-on product.
Detection by Visible and Infrared