Sentences with phrase «particular smell»

Not only that, this one in particular smells like watermelon too — that's a plus in my book!

Meyer suggests such models may help fragrance and flavor companies come up with new molecules tuned to trigger particular smells, such as sandalwood or citrus.

Unspoiled meant no central heating, coal fires in every room (even the bedrooms and kitchen), and its own particular smell, which was a mixture of dampness and soot and a sort of green smell that came in from the garden.

This is related to the particular smell of one's own mother not her milk.

Now the duo's latest research shows how that oscillation could encode information about a particular smell.

«We find mainly traces of food preparation — from coffee roasting to frying — and solvents that humans associate with the particular smell of a city.

It's also very sensitive, and can spot a particular smell in a cloud of others.

Certain diseases, such as lung cancer, can cause patients to give off particular smells; dogs have been known to detect these, and a bioelectronic nose opens the path to diagnosis through smell.

Bacteria that contaminate water give off particular smells that are associated with a handful of smell molecules.

What underlying biological mechanisms account for our seemingly instant, almost unconscious ability to determine how attractive (or repulsive) a particular smell is?

These smelling salts are not banned from professional sports leagues (save boxing), and there are many articles that say these particular smelling salts are safe to use, but the truth is that there isn't much research to confirm it.

It is also what gives urine the particular smell after eating asparagus.

Whether you love or hate a particular smell, an interesting discovery by scientists is that certain smells can improve our physical performance.

u r ritee,, there is such a particular smell about clothes from thrift storee,,:)-RRB-

The river had a particular smell in the evenings, damp and alive and somehow primeval.

the seventh sense Virtue is not the absence of vices or the avoidance of moral dangers; virtue is a vivid and separate thing, like pain or a particular smell.

It would not be unlikely for a dog to figure out that a particular smell (the reminder postcard from your vet) means that an appointment is coming soon, for example, or that saying your name and hers to someone on the phone is a sign.

They have a particular smell that shows the puppy where the right place to eliminate is.

Even a particular smell can bring out aggression in a dog without warning.

His nostrils, or nares, can move independently of one another, which helps him pinpoint where a particular smell is coming from.

A particular smell clings to New York City's Chinatown in the summer.

The received notion, as I understand it, is that molecules of a particular oderant have a unique shape that will latch on to some of the five or six million receptors in our olfactory area and thus trigger signals that cause the brain to register a particular smell.