Sentence examples for certain odour from inspiring English sources

"But it doesn't clean everything, because the animal needs a certain odour to be lured to the toilet," said the engineer, from Terrassa, a town near Barcelona.

An example would be to perceive the visual shape of a person, a voice, and a certain odour and conclude that all this information belongs to a particular person currently talking.

Wafting between the two main stages and the large tent structure of the Hilltop Arena, on day one there was a certain odour of sameness among the brand of music.

Pheromones and innately appetitive and aversive stimuli, including certain odours, tastes, or sexual imagery, can produce physiological and behavioral expressions of emotional state.

Flickering light, bright sunlight, certain odours or certain foods are - among others - frequently reported as typical triggers of migraine pain [1-11].

We demonstrated that the OB of the starling exhibits a functional seasonal plasticity of certain plant odour specificity and that the OB is only able to detect milfoil odour during the breeding season.

Simple ideas, whether they are ideas of perception or ideas of reflection, may be combined or repeated to produce "compound ideas," as when the compound idea of an apple is produced by bringing together simple ideas of a certain colour, texture, odour, and figure.

And as adults, certain body odours can determine a person's attractiveness.

The same applied to the presence of food craving and osmophobia in the premonitory phase and certain foods or odours as trigger factors.

Additionally we assessed basic headache characteristics, including 21 accompanying symptoms of the headache as well as 24 different trigger factors, among these flickering light, bright sunlight, certain foods and odours (see Table 1).

The population fluctuations of rodents have attracted much attention, and, perhaps correctly, studies have focussed on the ecological parameters of these fluctuations; for example, it has been demonstrated in the laboratory that certain behavioral mechanisms involving odours exercise profound control over the reproduction and population levels of rodents.