Sentence examples for presenting scent from inspiring English sources

Viewed by the older houses as an upstart in the business, he revolutionized it and them by presenting scent in modern dress and as a luxury necessary to everybody.

A lighthearted campaign for Renuzit air fresheners, which carries the theme "Choose them all," presents each scent as a handsome young man in print ads that bear headlines like "Sometimes, deciding is tough" and online video clips that feature Joan and Melissa Rivers spoofing reality dating shows.

It is important to emphasize that this study did not evaluate performance of dogs when presented with scent.

Again, rather than the dog having direct contact with the stool sample, we presented the scent in various forms (absorbed on a wooden stick or on fabric, sample contained in a plastic vial, etc).

However, this partial preference is a frequency-dependent mechanism susceptible to disappearing in a male-dominated environment (Getty 1985), particularly if males present individual scents that vary excessively.

Dia:Beacon This museum, an honorary Westchesterite, is presenting "The Shape, the Scent, the Feel of Things," a new site-specific performance by Joan Jonas.

To find out why lemurs mix their scents, researchers presented pure and mixed scent secretions from unfamiliar males to 12 ring-tailed lemurs at the Duke Lemur Center in Durham, North Carolina.

Another group of bees was subjected to a control treatment: they were restrained and kept in the same way as the trained bees and received the same amount of sensory exposure, but the sugar reward (US) was presented before the scent (CS) (backward control), thus preventing associative learning of US and CS.

The team then plotted these eight families onto a map that resembled the plots on a radar screen.Dr Rodrigues then tested what the group calls its "perfumery radar" by presenting it with four essential scent oils: orange, lemon, jasmine and thyme.

But I can still smell the difference between a real rose, with its truer, more present rose scent, and a reproduced scent".

For years, fear of terrorism from Corsican separatists kept away many non-French tourists, shielding the island's 294,000 citizens from the homogenizing forces of a euro economy and preserving its empty beaches, rugged mountains and the ever-present herbal scent of maquis.