According to Eliot, the dissociation of sensibility was a result of the natural development of poetry after the Metaphysical poets, who had felt "their thought as immediately as the odour of a rose"; this phenomenon the "direct sensuous apprehension of thought," or the fusion of thought and feeling which Eliot called a mechanism of sensibility, was lost by later poets.
The floral group blends such odours as jasmine, rose, lily of the valley, and gardenia.
A number of challenges during construction and operation have caused problems with clogging of the vertical flow constructed wetlands and given rise to odour problems.
In his 1990 book about football hooligans, Among the Thugs, Bill Buford described it in almost apocalyptic terms: "I thought I might be overcome by the odours rising out of my seat, so powerfully rotten were the stands on which it had been fixed".
Bubbles rose to the top and expelled repellent odours at our faces.
Cross-sectional population-based survey, distributing four microencapsulated odorants (rose, banana, musk and gas) and two self-administered questionnaires (odour description; epidemiology/health status).
Figure 1 Structures of the 47 odour compounds that are divided into seven categories: amber, bitter almond, camphor, jasmine, rose, muguet, and musk.
Four common odorants were included in the survey: rose (2% of Bulgarian rose in 98% of phenyl-ethyl alcohol) as a floral odour; banana (amyl-isobutirate at 50% in dietyl-phtalate) as a food odour; musk (1 : 1 mixture of galaxolide and diethyl-phtalate exaltolide) as a perfume odour; and gas (mixture of 30% mercaptan and 70% tetrahydrothiophene) as an industrial odour.
One of the most striking images in the book comes when he and Kumiko visit a gallery and see paintings of rural England; he finds himself frustrated that "what the painting could not show was the feel of it, the weight of the plough beneath your feet, hard when it was dry and claggy when it was wet and the odour, which was less an odour than a sensation of cool air rising".
