Sentence examples for kind of odor from inspiring English sources

About the only thing I can do for her is avoid creating any kind of odor; so I've changed every bar of soap in the house to an unscented brand, and I took the paprika and thyme and sage from the spice rack and put them in a tin.

If you get a burnt-hair kind of odor and the ash turns out to be a powdery material, it is more likely to be pure.

In our noses, nerve cells can choose among hundreds of different kinds of odor receptors.

In Experiment 1, three groups of control rats were trained to criterion without delay then, tested with delays on a continuous delayed nonmatching-to-sample (cDNMS) task using one of three kinds of odor pairs: replicates of the same odor (S), different odors that were each common with another pair (O), different odors with no overlap between pairs (NO).

Experiment 2 used a within-subject design to study the effects of fornix transection on recognition of the same three kinds of odor pairs as those described for Experiment 1. Sham-operated controls and rats (SH) with fornix transection were trained to criterion prior to the test with delays first on S, then on O and, finally, on NO pairs.

Two natural endowments are necessary to a fine perfumer — good taste and an olfactory nerve suited to segregating not only kinds of odors but their qualities.

In short, the Game Skunk is a small black box that emits different kinds of odors in an attempt to create a more immersive video gaming experience.

Groups differ with respect to the kinds of odors used as X and Y during training and/or test (see Figure 1B and Results).

It is a city that gives off a kind of luscious odor of decay; it imparts the feeling of "an ocean, wet and heavy" whose every sound and sight seems magnified.

Even if you've got a relatively-tight seal on your plastic tub, you might start to notice a kind of nasty odor in the area.

Each odor-sensing neuron in the nose of a mammal contains just one kind of odorant receptor protein, although mammalian genomes typically encode 1000 or so different kinds of receptor proteins.