She found the poison sting still in his body and from the odour, she knew that he had come to the child in the form of a scorpion. |
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She selected a very fat cigarette which she lit with a petrol lighter, and grinned as it issued a rich sweet-smelling odour. |
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It is brownish-yellow outside, whitish and lactescent within, having an acrid taste and disagreeable odour. |
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There's a strong whiff of testosterone amidst the anti-bacterial spray and truffle odour. |
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The absence of skin, odour and blood means that many visitors are surprised that they do not feel instinctive revulsion. |
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Patients often find that they must restrict or change their diet to avoid excess wind, odour or loose stool. |
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The number of days when she could smell an odour would depend on atmospheric conditions and wind direction. |
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This impression was often based on an aversion to the strong odour of the camels rather than the cameleers themselves. |
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Types of air pollution include particulate and gaseous emissions and odour pollution. |
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In other words the electronic odour sensor can detect the presence of bacteria in a sample of urine or other body fluids. |
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Shoe odour can be eliminated by sprinkling bicarbonate of soda or dry, powdered herbs, such as chamomile, in the shoes each evening. |
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Saffron has a spicy, pungent, bitter taste and a tenacious odour, so only a very small amount is needed to give flavour and colour. |
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The vile odour is different from the sickly-sweet sugar beet smell that periodically wafts across the city from the plant. |
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The flowers do not bloom until nightfall, when they emit a mouse-like odour, and bats visit them for nectar and pollen. |
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He wore a dark scarf covering his face and is described as smelling strongly of body odour. |
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The cells are cramped and inmates live in vast halls that smell of stale body odour and unchanged beds. |
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If someone smells badly from halitosis or body odour, or if someone is eating a McDonalds on a packed train, do we ask that they get banned also? |
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The offender is described by police as grubby and tatty looking, with a very strong smell of body odour. |
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First of all, when you said humans were never attracted to the smell of body odour, you couldn't have been more wrong. |
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She also knew that she smelt strongly of body odour, she couldn't remember the last time she had washed properly. |
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I heard a grunt and the unmistakeable smell of body odour filled my nostrils. |
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Telling someone that foul body odour is effectively rotting bacteria, which never smells good to humans, is one direct approach. |
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All around us the landscape was black, and permeated by a smell like week-old body odour covered up by cheap deodorant. |
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Quite the opposite occurred, for my gag reflex kicked in and the pong of body odour nearly knocked me out. |
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Then we pass through another narrow corridor into a wooden hut on stilts, where the smell of burning charcoal and body odour is overwhelming. |
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Unlike death, taxes and body odour, though, this is not necessarily a wholly unpleasant fact. |
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The odour was detected on Monday February 21 and the multi-storey building evacuated. |
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Brown vinegar also works well in smelly cupboards, especially those that have a musty or mouldy odour. |
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That's all the mannetjie with the forked tail, bad breath and sulphur body odour is waiting for, slim sales talk. |
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More distressingly the chemotherapy made her give off a particularly unpleasant odour. |
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I smelt the familiar cigarette odour as it attacked my nostrils, and clung on tighter. |
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Patients were terribly emaciated and gave off a nauseating odour which almost halted me at the first door. |
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I may have to go out there and snavel myself a sexy guy with a V8, flannel shirt and dubious odour. |
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For the flight experiments, two odour sources were placed at the upwind end of the wind tunnel. |
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With summer ripening the odour in the area, the neighbours drew up a roster system to empty the night cart pan, dubbing it Dunny Duty. |
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When incorporated in Vanaspati, it does not impart any taste or odour to the vitaminized product. |
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So if I happen to forget my sponge bag while I'm travelling, I'll never have to fear body odour. |
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Only when the deity smells the odour of sacrifice rightly made does he respond. |
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During that time, the officer had smelled the odour of alcohol on the accused's breath. |
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That's why he has always stuck by Mr Byers, despite the bad political odour which has surrounded him for so long. |
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I made a point of arguing this case in the morning editorial meetings, and that put me in a very bad odour with Kevin Marsh, the editor. |
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Well, the only real explanation is that Britain is in very bad odour with the Greeks because of the Elgin Marbles. |
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As with the odour of sanctity, the stench of sin was believed to be particularly noticeable when the soul left the body at the time of death. |
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Our group has expertise in the areas of olfactometry, odour sampling and trace odour component analysis down to part per trillion concentrations. |
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It was a dull metal box with a strip light, and like the hallway, it held an unpleasant odour. |
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Hydrogen sulphide, often called sulphuretted hydrogen, is a colourless gas, having a sweetish taste, and an odour like that of bad eggs. |
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Its odour eliminator is so powerful that it is used in the chemical toilets at Glastonbury Festival. |
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Well, you should have regular pedicures and use creams and powders on your feet to keep the skin supple and prevent infection and odour. |
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The odour while it was boiling was wonderful, so hopefully the end product will be equally good. |
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Body odour is the smell caused by bacteria feeding on sweat on the skin, especially in the armpit and groin area. |
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They are by nature fastidiously clean and typically free from body odour and parasites. |
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Prevent foot odour and excessive perspiration by including sufficient silica in your diet. |
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All public water supplies in Laois were also fully compliant with the standards for ammonium, nitrate, nitrite, odour, pH and turbidity. |
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For further purification one may install either chemical or thermal equipment for destruction of remaining odour components. |
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The odour compound employed is eucalyptol, widely used in medicines such as cough mixtures. |
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To the dismay of the already frazzled travellers, the aircraft was diverted to Gatwick after reports on board of a gassy odour. |
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Scraps of food and paper were evident in in the lane and a strong fishy odour was prevalent in the area. |
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The mahogany-coloured larvae of the goat moth attack deciduous trees and exude a strong, goatlike odour. |
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Such levels of spices can be comfortably consumed in the regular diet, except when their consumption is limited by the pungency or strong odour. |
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A pungent odour can be smelt far from the factory and the hill facing the chimney is bare. |
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As soon as she had left, I was enveloped by a faintly sulphorous, eggy odour. |
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It was a line-up that gave off an odour of complacency or perhaps, more disagreeably, of indifference to the prize at stake. |
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At its simplest the aura may take the form of a familiar odour, or more commonly a disagreeable or even disgusting one. |
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The surroundings of the school are no longer dirty with excreta and odour of urine. |
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The hideous fangs that hung from his mouth were covered in drool, releasing a deadly, foul odour. |
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On the quay at Mallaig the whiff of animosity is stronger than the odour from the boxes of freshly-caught prawns just landed for market. |
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We had gone a good distance on a dimly lit road when a strong, foul and suffocating odour swarmed into and around our car. |
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The unique characteristic of these fascinating plants is their flowers, whose odour is not likely to cause amour unless the recipients of the odours are blowflies. |
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However, in order to reduce odour levels we are using a temporary deodorising system and we are experimenting with the adjustment of sludge agitation frequencies. |
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It has a faint odour of the 50s, of old dears knitting and nodding. |
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He could smell the familiar odour of rotting foliage in his nostrils. |
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Although they were eventually put back on the rails, the bad odour lingered, and was not dispelled when a non-executive director quit in high dudgeon. |
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It filled my head, that muttering sound, like thick oily smoke from a fat-rendering vat or an odour of noisome decay. |
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Bicarb is a great gentle scourer and natural odour absorber. |
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Previously worn and dirty clothes contain the same foul odour producing bacteria and you will pick the infection up again within seconds of contact. |
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Like visitors pretending they hadn't noticed the damp odour of fresh wallpaper paste, the opposition averted their eyes and didn't mention a thing. |
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The resultant compound resembled a black paste, which clung glutinously to everything it touched and emitted a characteristic odour reminiscent of a cattle-market. |
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Everything emitted a mouldy odour, mingled with the smell of mothballs. |
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The farmer would then smell the girl a little to check for body odour. |
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Shanghai men also use perfume, and they use it with great care, so as not to leave any overpowering aroma even though they have little body odour to hide. |
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By the time this stage is reached the wine is no longer wine but wine vinegar which combines the sharp, acid taste of acetic acid with the odour of ethyl acetate. |
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Anyway, when I started to walk, there was a foul odour pervading the air. |
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As Nariman's health deteriorates and he lies in the Chenoys' living-room enduring pain and incontinence, every odour and excretion is unsparingly described. |
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The party does not want to be in bad odour with the United States again. |
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The concerns centre on the various types of fuel carried, such as hydrazine, a toxic colourless liquid with an ammonia-like odour, which can burn the skin. |
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For a long time Lucas was in bad odour with military veterans. |
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Soon that odour will disappear under the heady scent of rotting refuse. |
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Consumption of garlic, onions, spicy foods, aromatic cheeses and alcohol can produce this transient odour irrespective of brushing, flossing or gargling. |
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A slight musky odour is OK but a rancid yeasty smell is not. |
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And every room was spotlessly clean, without odour or any sort of smell. |
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Our researchers developed a stereoselective synthesis technique and found that although the four enantiomers all taste similar, they have very different odour thresholds. |
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He said the smell was caused by polecats, which have a natural pungent odour, and the dead bird had stunned itself the previous day when it escaped and flew into a window. |
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The AQHI does not measure the effects of odour, pollen, dust, heat or humidity. |
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One disadvantage of polecat skin, however, is its unpleasant odour, which is difficult to remove. |
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The odour of urine and rotting food emanating from the denning area often attracts scavenging birds such as magpies and ravens. |
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Natural baits are effective due to the real texture, odour and colour of the bait presented. |
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Mosk could not pay his rent and was already in bad odour with his landlord. |
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Zander took out a silk handkerchief and vented some unpleasing odour from his mouth. |
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They achieved the record-level mobility of 60,000 using anisole, a colourless liquid with a pleasant, aromatic odour used chiefly in perfumery. |
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Perfumier Jo Malone says she has such an acute sense of smell she knew her husband was ill by his odour. |
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This smell is very similar to cat box odour and is unique to one method of methylamphetamine production. |
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Muslims need to know that miswak is preferable and is encouraged to be used during fasting hours to brush the teeth and eliminate oral odour. |
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The question I get asked most about doing the sockless look is that of odour. |
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Murphy, Interaction between chemoreceptive modalities of odour and irritation. |
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It is one of the stinkiest on earth with an odour as a combination of wet dog and manure. |
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Also known as the stinkpot because of the musky odour they secrete when disturbed, musk turtles are a threatened species. |
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It's a plug-in odour neutraliser as well as a fragranced freshener, so it's perfect for getting rid of stale smells around the home. |
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A big area is odour neutralisers and we are looking to create an odour neutraliser section in store. |
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The fact that dogs have a well developed sense of smell suggests that they might be able to use the odour of faeces as a means of communicating. |
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Britz said that Travolta's personal flyboy eventually turned away from the actor, grossed out by his weight and body odour. |
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The developer also warned residents to clean their garbage bins regularly to avoid bad odour. |
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They are fragranced with a ocean-scent odour neutraliser, packaged in a resealable pouch. |
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Scientists trained tobacco hornworm caterpillars in the lab to avoid a nail polish-like odour delivered in association with a mild shock. |
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The strong odour of animal excreta in an enclosed space is another ongoing concern. |
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Free from any proteins, fats, taste or odour, the patented ingredient is produced under strict quality control from its origin of certified organic oyster mushroom. |
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Pyridine, which has a fish-like odour, is so hazardous that the HPA advises that people should be kept 250m away from any leak because of its volatile nature. |
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The rare find was soon officially identified by experts as the Goat Moth, which gets it name because the caterpillar gives off a strong odour that smells like a goat. |
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Modern life demands such high standards of personal hygiene that a huge range of different deodorants and anti-perspirants have been developed to help keep body odour at bay. |
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The machine comes with two deodoriser units that control the moisture and odour produced by food waste using the carbon nano process technologies. |
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Pyrophosphoric sulphobromide is a liquid of a clear yellow colour, and aromatic, pungent odour, resembling that of orthophosphoric sulphobromide, but still more disagreeable. |
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It felt like being in the chamber of a big green heart as the engine slowly pumped away and I breathed in the salty fumes of diesel oil and the pungent odour of jewfish. |
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The odour of the 'Madagascar chaplet-flower' came floating out, mingled with the fragrant scents of the marsdenias, and the sloping shelves were one mass of varied bloom. |
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This remedy type often displays a sad and taciturn nature with hyperacidity, dryness of mucus membranes, a sour body odour and a craving for meat. |
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The corpse was too large for the space, and when attendants forced the body into the tomb it burst, spreading a disgusting odour throughout the church. |
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Ethyl tetrazone is a colourless liquid with an odour of leeks. |
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Other organ diseases can have an effect on appetite and breath odour but they would usually be suspected on initial clinical examination or on a pre-anaesthetic blood test. |
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Rupchanda were darker than the folia chanda among the two groups. Control group rupchanda had stronger rancid odour than the folia chanda of the same group. |
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Some new material, the mask or reodorant which has something in common with the unwanted odour is added, eg an acid odour can be built up to a fruity note. |
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The aim of the latest programme is to combine odour sensors with signal processing components on to a single silicon chip, a square centimetre in size. |
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And let us avoid not only committed sin but also the thought of sin, like the morbific smell of a rotting body, a nasty odour, with nostrils pinched together. |
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Like many salts containing sulfide ions, CaS typically has an odour of H2S, which results from small amount of this gas formed by hydrolysis of the salt. |
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