olfactory sense

I myself lacked an olfactory sense, of course, and could not be offended.

"Especially after we saw them use their olfactory senses to differentiate between us."

One dictionary refers to it as "the olfactory sense of wine."

I started to rely more on my olfactory sense.

Odd how the olfactory senses became acute in this disease.

With the return of his olfactory sense, Kai knew that he hadn't been paralyzed.

It came to my olfactory sense, full and fresh, overwhelming: the smell of vegetation.

That was the state of sense science 2,500 years ago, and for the olfactory sense that's pretty much where it remains today.

Such a direct limbic connection makes the olfactory sense unique.

The animals have strong olfactory senses and are able to use echolocation.

Sometimes, their olfactory sense may be dulled by desire.

Our olfactory sense is one of the most heightened tilings we possess.

His olfactory sense, like his hearing, had grown more acute also.

"Their olfactory senses are less developed and they can't smell the chemicals.

For example, the vulture has a large part of its brain committed to olfactory senses.

The primary source of a person's ability to taste wine is derived from their olfactory senses.

In some dog breeds, such as bloodhounds, the olfactory sense may be up to 100 million times greater than a human's.

His tools are analytical equipment, along with his highly developed olfactory sense, he said.

However, advances in technology are allowing for a much more efficient way to appeal to the olfactory senses as well.

It is estimated that dogs in general have an olfactory sense approximately a hundred thousand to a million times more acute than a human's.

Like visible fences, a cat's olfactory sense defines space.

"When eating food and enjoying food, your olfactory senses play a big part," he said.

Do you know much about the olfactory senses, Melanie?"

"It's a type of haunting which stimulates the olfactory senses.

It smelled strongly of hay, overwhelming his olfactory sense.