Sentence examples for objectionable odours from inspiring English sources

As such, they pose serious problems, associated not only with objectionable odours but also with their corrosive effect on equipment and their ability to poison (render nonfunctional) catalysts for air-pollution control or for other chemical processes.

Keeping fish in clean water for at least 2 to 3 weeks before harvest will remove any residual objectionable odours and reduce contamination with faecal micro-organisms.

For most baking purposes, desirable characteristics include bland or pleasant flavour; freedom from objectionable odour; light or clear colour; a high degree of plasticity; long storage life; and good shortening power, or ability to weaken and lubricate the structure of baked products to produce tenderness.

When discharged into the environment, it may have objectionable odour, cause undesirable appearance, burn on the surface of receiving water creating potential hazards and consume dissolved oxygen necessary to forms of life in water (Jameel and Olanrewaju 2011).

The water should be crystal clear, with almost no turbidity, and it should be free of objectionable colour, odour, and taste.

The oxidation of the fat leads to objectionable flavours and odours.

The method reduces labour, but the noxious odours are objectionable.

Thiols are among the odorous principles in the scent of skunks and of freshly chopped onions; their presence in petroleum and natural gas is objectionable because they have disagreeable odours, interfere with catalysts used in refining processes, and produce sulfur dioxide upon combustion.

The rigour of this requirement is far higher than in purifying a substance to make it suitable for typical practical applications, for which it is often sufficient only to remove components that would be objectionable in the intended application (e.g., those that impart unwanted odour, colour, or flavour).

This really is objectionable.

OBJECTIONABLE, but necessary.