Sentences with phrase «identify apples and bananas»

A more recent study from Retina Implant showed even greater promise, with videos showing one previously blind patient who could identify apples and bananas, and who could tell when his name had been misspelled.

Not exact matches

Alex made up words like «banery,» a combination of banana and cherry that he used to identify an apple and «banacker,» a combination of banana and cracker that he used to communicate his dislike for dried bananas.

Using a method called static headspace — multi-capillary column — gas chromatography — ion mobility spectrometry (SHS - MCC - GC - IMS), the team identified six main VOCs contributing to the smell: butyric acid (strong, rancid butter - like odor), dimethyl disulfide (unpleasant, onion - like odor), dimethyl trisulfide (powerful odor), 2 - heptanone (banana - like fruity odor), 2 - nonanone (fruity, floral, fatty, herbaceous odor) and 2 - octanone (apple - like odor).

But by putting migraine patients on very restricted diets, and then adding foods back into the diet, one at a time, researchers have been able to identify several common food triggers, which I call the «migraine dirty dozen»: apples, bananas, chocolate, citrus fruits, corn, dairy products, eggs, meat, nuts, onions, tomatoes, and wheat.