Sentences with phrase «keener sense»

Cats are equipped with keen senses of smell and hearing.

I'm usually outgoing, intelligent, with keen sense of humor, interested in the arts, sports (mostly watching), travel, dining.

The dogs of this breed have keen sense for smells and exhibits dominant personality.

It should be noted that dogs have a very keen sense of smell and males can often tell when a female is in heat from very long distances away.

For animals that have such keen senses of smell, this chronic odor is very irritating.

Children and babies that have an extremely keen sense of curiosity may be gifted.

There can be a particularly keen sense of injustice when you have been the victim of clinical negligence.

They have also evolved keen senses of both hearing and of smell.

I have a very keen sense if humor, and I love telling jokes.

Her response time and quality of product are outstanding, she has a very keen sense of how to market, package, and format high quality executive level resumes.

Cats have a very keen sense of hearing and water in a bowl is nearly invisible.

I have an exceptional knowledge of all the fundamental medical procedures, a very keen sense when it comes to medical terms and an approach that has been characterized in the past as being highly professional.

In just over a year, the helpless infant emerges as a little moving, talking, walking, exploratory person marked by keen senses, clear memory, quick perceptions, and unlimited energy.

Lost dogs find their way home by smelling and since a sight hound does not have as keen a sense of smell as other breeds, a Greyhound that runs 40 miles per hour will be a long way away in a short period of time and may not be able to find his way home and back to his loved ones.

Finally, dogs with progressive cataracts, that are not candidates for surgery, can learn, with help from their owners, to cope and compensate for the loss of vision with their other keen senses, such as smell.

«He is an internationally recognized veterinary cardiologist whose keen sense of discovery, combined with his clinical acumen, has made him a leading innovator in veterinary and comparative cardiology.

Scientists now have much more information about faults both major and minor; just as significant, they have developed a much keener sense of how to proceed when data are lacking.

It's not known whether Semaq Beri individuals display genetic characteristics linked to an especially keen sense of smell or if growing up in a foraging society boosts the activity of genes involved in odor perception.

A low - key character study whose gently repetitive rhythms mask an unusually keen sense of nuance and subtlety.

Its extraordinarily keen sense of smell is combined with a strong and tenacious tracking instinct, producing the ideal scent hound, and it is used by police and law enforcement all over the world to track escaped prisoners, missing people, lost children, and lost pets.

Offering keen sense of time management and well honed skills in operations management and administrative acumen

Even the most keen sense of taste buds won't be able to detect that there are veggies in all that double chocolatey goodness.

The damsels have incredibly keen senses of smell and frequently sniff soap whenever unhygienic dorm dwellers walk by.

This formidably keen sense of smell has helped the breed track down lost children, missing people and escaped convicts, sometimes several days after the individual has been in the area.

As with several other spaniel breeds, the Field Spaniel is utilized in hunting, which takes advantage of its own keen sense of smell and retrieving abilities.

Thanks to their highly keen sense of smell, these dogs help custom officials effectively scan luggage and cargo and they can help wildlife rangers in the field with discovering and deterring poachers.

While wolves may track down their prey with snouts, the beagle's amazing nose has an unmatched keen sense for smell.

According to her team, Glory's keen senses go far beyond detecting accelerants.

Fortunately, with proper training, the same keen sense of smell that enables dogs to detect illegal drugs can be used to nose out the foulbrood bacteria.

Perhaps the name Pharaoh Hound fits in another way because these hounds have such exceptionally keen senses.

But, writes Govan, «he had an equally keen sense of the ephemeral nature of his art — all art, for that matter.»

Most cyclists have a pretty keen sense of self preservation, and while the occasional scofflaw may still exist under the new law Police resources will be freed up to focus on those few rather than on the majority of cyclists whose behavior is safe.

DRIVING EXPERTISE • Well - versed in reading route map and find the way around the delivery area • Able to deliver customer orders to the right address • Proven ability to reach the destination using shortcuts • A keen sense of direction

Papillons are alert dogs with keen senses.

The connections between Carter's keen sense for nature and natural resources, on the one hand, and the history of republicanism, on the other, are not always as clear as they might be.

«Some breeds, generally those that have been selected to have a particularly keen sense of smell (e.g, beagles) can be difficult to housebreak not because they are stupid, but because they scent any previously soiled area and return to it.»

From your dog's point of view, life continues to be great — you are there as always, and they just need to use their other keen senses a bit more to get the same information they used to view.

with reduced mental sharpness and whose keen senses of yesteryear are now almost effectively gone.

There's certainly a much keener sense of purpose when you climb in and clock the huge wing in the mirror and settle into a deeply bolstered seat.

«Everything Else» («Todo lo demás»), the first narrative feature from the documentary filmmaker Natalia Almada, is a low - key character study whose gently repetitive rhythms mask an unusually keen sense of nuance and subtlety.

This probably comes from the dog's extraordinarily keen senses, almost like ESP for humans.

They have a very keen sense of sight and hearing, thereby making them exceptional watchdogs.

In terms of our own cultural diversity in Canada, Rae called the Idle No More movement «an expression of frustration,» but was quick to point out that aboriginal protesters need to determine «to what extent this new movement takes on a stronger, keener sense of what the objectives are beyond simply that of protest» because «protest movements eventually have to turn positive and have a series of practical objectives that are very focused and very achievable.

They're watching the behaviors of their leaders and have a keen sense of their leaders» integrity, and whether they «walk the talk.»

As a co-founder of PayPal, he has a keen sense of how people like to make purchases.

Having a keener sense of where you stand and what could eventually end up on your personal life map is paramount to effective risk vs. reward management.

Bristol's most noteworthy achievement, arguably, was that it had a keen sense of what to invest in: a handful of diseases where it could truly excel.

In order to realize the wide - reaching, big - picture efforts he's spearheaded, he needed a keen sense of how to reach people and cooperate with them.