Sentences with phrase «sensed by the nose»

Gottfried adds, however, that the study brings up interesting questions regarding how complex smells are sensed by the nose and brain.

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Agalliu also found that Th17 cells induced by strep opened the BBB only in certain spots: Since strep enters the body through the nose, it made sense that he saw the BBB was pierced near the olfactory bulb, the structure in the front of the brain that processes odors.

«Does it make sense to measure the quality of air we breathe via many tiny, distant satellite sensors at the elevation of a skyscraper, or by using one or several sensors in close proximity to the nose?

The training of a deep learning system begins by letting the system compare faces and discover features on its own: eyes and noses, for instance, as well as statistical features that make no intuitive sense to humans.

The third chemical sense, chemosensory irritation, is detected by receptors in the skin throughout the head but particularly, as regards food, in the mouth and nose.

The proprioceptive sense of how the limbs are positioned is what enables a person, even with eyes closed, to touch the tip of the nose with the tip of a finger — an ability easily impaired by alcohol, which is why traffic police often test suspected drunk drivers this way.

But by focusing instead on the hard - nosed journalism that broke the story, McCarthy has crafted a bracingly powerful film about the institutions that hold sway in our society, the need for a free press to hold them accountable, and the pervasive sense of guilt that can get in the way.

The side air intakes in the lower fascia feature a new, more aggressive design, defined by two aerodynamic wings that give a sense of further stability, visually «pushing» the weight of the car's nose towards the massive front wheels.

Even Cyrano never faced the nasal woes endured by the hot - tempered Griffin, who's driven to wear a clip over his nose because of his heightened sense of smell a true curse for a man living amid the stables and the hygienically challenged folk on his estate.

Encourage students to share Goodall's sense of wonder and curiosity by visiting Wonderopolis, a fantastic website that will get them thinking and wondering with questions that explain their everyday world, from «What makes a nose run?»

It's believed that the wet nose also aids the dog's sense of smell by capturing chemicals from the air.

By relying on their highly developed sense of smell, their noses let them know where and what things are, and when combined with their owners» reassuring voice and touch, helps them live as normally and comfortably as possible.

Sure they can learn words, but they communicate in a very different manner than we do and by relying on other senses such as their eyes through body language, their nose through scent, etc..

Not only does water flush out toxins, but it also allows your dog to have a good sense of smell by keeping its nose wet.

Leading your dog by the nose means you're using your pup's primary sense, his sense of smell, to motivate him to learn more quickly.

Though some of us sometimes can stop the reflex if we sense it approaching; my dad the doctor claimed that you could do this by pushing on the tip of your nose, where there's a branch of the trigeminal nerve, one that's implicated in the sneezing reflex.