Sentence examples for create olfactory from inspiring English sources

Edwards imagines that the Cyrano will live mostly in cars, allowing drivers to create olfactory playlists for their commutes.

Working with materials as diverse as bacteria, honey and tempura-fried flowers, Yi creates olfactory installations designed to disrupt our predominantly visual culture.

And Rhys-Taylor, a sociologist from the Centre for Urban and Community Research at Goldsmiths College, thinks smell is one of the hidden hands shaping cities, creating "olfactory signatures" that become key parts of urban identity.

The requirement time experiment for olfactory imprinting clearly demonstrates that exposure to the test water for 14 days is enough to create an olfactory memory of the test water in the experimental fish in May.

At present, it is unknown how the crotatroxins create an olfactory "mark" that snakes are able to recognize, but we hypothesize that integrin-mediated release of chemical cues from prey stimulate the vomeronasal system of snakes.

Toward this goal, we developed a novel tracker to create virtual olfactory realities (Kocabas et al., 2012) in which optogenetic stimulations of genetically targeted OSNs are defined based on the behavioral history of the larva.

(29) Through in situ hybridization of olfactory neurons in the epithelium of rats, they created an olfactory map.

Schwieger has abstracted it, creating the olfactory equivalent of a Roy Lichtenstein canvas.

But in keeping with the American author's intention to go behind these glittering facades to show readers the secret sights of Paris, Aim?steers her investigation into little-known byways like the parfumerie that creates new olfactory sensations by perfuming gloves, and the underground passageways of the Louvre, where staffers zip along on Rollerblades.

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Sheikh Hamad Al-Thani: In keeping with TFK's philosophy of "East Meets West," al-Sabah created an olfactory tribute to the former Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Hamad al-Thani, a collector of Indian jewels that has been on loan to museums such as the Metropolitan Museum in New York and London's Victoria and Albert Museum.