Sentence examples for particular scents from inspiring English sources

When the device becomes commercially available later this year, users will be able to activate different combinations of chemicals on a scent palette, or cartridge, to produce particular scents.

Among them is the intense, obsessive interest of people in other people, which begins in the first days of life as infants learn particular scents and sounds of the adults around them.

Likewise, particular scents given off by those predators can warn prey to run or take cover.

Researchers plan to take advantage of the insect's powerful olfactory system to train them to detect particular scents and then harness their antennae.

Feinstein wondered if he could make the mouse's nose pay more attention to particular scents by making certain odorant receptors more numerous.

But Haddad and his colleagues found that an eNose calibrated to agree with Israeli scent preferences predicted Ethiopians' preferences equally well, suggesting that that our preference for particular scents may transcend culture.

The question they're exploring is why a particular scent repels some animals and attracts others.

This pattern is recognised by the brain as a particular scent.

A French perfumer, asked to describe a particular scent molecule, declares, It smells of the woman who neglects herself.

The receptors then send signals to a brain cell, or neuron, which fires and allows us to perceive a particular scent.

But all of them do share a particular scent, deep in their mortar and marble, left over from when they rose from the ground.