Examples of using Olfactory in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's an olfactory nightmare in that men's room.
The world's first phone that sends olfactory messages.
A dog's olfactory epithelium is 20 times bigger than your puny human one.
Our sense of smell kicks in when the olfactory nerve in our brain is stimulated.
I was under the impression you had Ryan's scent, not this olfactory insult.
Analysing the olfactory experiences of 254‘men and women of eminence'.
Research has shown thatblack pepper helps improve the appetite through olfactory stimulation.
Many mistakenly believe that olfactory reflexes are automatically switched on.
Because, as anyone who's read Proust knows,memories are triggered by the olfactory glands.
Even in the early stages of olfactory system of the embryo controls the frequency of swallowing.
As a side note, you can tell a lot about how good ananimal's sense of smell is by the size of its olfactory epithelium.
Those scents hit your olfactory epithelium and tell your brain a lot about what you're eating.
It's very exciting to find that newneurons affect the precise connections between neurons in the olfactory bulb.
The change in olfactory perception leads to the fact that a woman feels the onion smells, but this is not reality;
Over the past few years,Zhang has continued to tinker with the olfactory receptors he and Mershin use in their Nano-Nose.
We know that olfactory receptors act as sensitive chemical sensors in the nose-- that's how they mediate our sense of smell.
They posited a sort of lock-and-key relationship between the olfactory receptors in our noses and the molecules in the air.
Basic stages of the olfactory perception are done by the olfactory bulb(primary olfactory cortex) and the piriform cortex(secondary olfactory cortex).
Their finding around 0.6% of women and up to 4% of left-handed women,have completely intact senses of smell despite having no olfactory bulbs in their brains.
As they dissolve, they bind to the olfactory receptor cells, which fire and send signals through the olfactory tract up to your brain.
In the brain two things meet: The“wagging organ,” which has been pushed forward andis present only in man, and the olfactory nerve, which is also present in man.
For example, each sensitive system except the olfactory system uses thalamic nuclei that receive and transmit signals to the corresponding primary regions.
Do not clean the bedding of the cage during that initial week or prior to later testing,since territoriality is strongly based on the presence of olfactory cues.
I try to imagine how thecheap chemical additives affect his tiny olfactory glands and decide he probably preferred the smell of his own waste.
Paul Waggoner, a scientist who studies canine olfaction at Auburn University, estimates we are“decades away” from creatingmachines that could successfully compete with natural olfactory abilities.
They say that hounds have largenasal sinuses andMore than 230 million olfactory cells, which allows them to handle a huge number of different smells and scents.
The higher up the chain we go, from olfactory receptors to how the brain processes and understands that information,“the darker and darker it gets,” Waggoner says.
They say that beagle dogs have large nasal sinuses andmore than 230 million olfactory cells, which allows them to handle a huge number of different smells and flavors.
It's actually quite amazing that despite the continuous replacement of cells within this olfactory bulb circuit, under normal circumstances its organization does not change,” he said.
Once they are triggered,the signal travels through a bundle called the olfactory tract to destinations all over your brain, making stops in the amygdala, the thalamus, and the neocortex.
