Sentence examples for scent between from inspiring English sources
Colorful rows of arcane-looking apothecary bottles hold tinctures with ingredients like saffron, poppy seed, hibiscus, yerba maté, and tonka (a bean with a scent between that of almond and vanilla).
Meanwhile when I approach the set each morning bathed and freshly scented, between Scarlett and Penélope there is a virtual feeding frenzy.
What I have noted is a huge difference in scent preference between lesbians who characterize themselves as "more feminine" and those who describe themselves as "more masculine".
Cold creeks gurgle up out of the ground their banks surrounded by mountain mint – its aroma a beautiful scent somewhere between peppermint and marijuana.
Cold creeks gurgle up out of the ground their banks surrounded by mountain mint its aroma a beautiful scent somewhere between peppermint and marijuana.
In parallel, we tested differences in development of scent glands between males exhibiting different parasite load using an ANOVA.
To test this hypothesis, we experimentally exchanged scent marks between the neighboring males' territories to simulate intrusion and manipulated males' apparent ability to exclude intruders (territorial intrusion).
Although not intended to clarify species boundaries, delBarco-Trillo et al. [ 82] recently showed that chemical composition in scent marks between some eulemurs are significantly different from each other.
Specifically, we ask the following questions: (i) How did the hybrids originate?; (ii) Are there differences in floral scent composition between the parental orchid species and the hybrids?; (iii) Can these floral differences induce a "niche shift" in the hybrids towards the attraction of a "new" pollinator species not exploited by any of the parental orchid species?
Though hounds like beagles are renowned for their sense of smell, as a rule, Dr. Myers said, there is more difference in scenting ability between individual dogs than between breeds of dog.
During choices between scent and shape, the percentage of their choices did not differ significantly between shape and scent cues (Figure 5).
