Graham Bell

TL;DR: This article examined cross-cultural chemosensory perceptions and preferences from the point of view of their ability to explain differences in food selection in different cultures, finding that preference for these same qualities appears to be dependent on the context in which they are experienced, and thus cultural preference differences are evident, most probably as a function of the different dietary experiences of different cultures.

TL;DR: This paper found that the response patterns of individuals across the range of concentration s revealed that the mean response patterns were generally a good representation of each group and that the two groups were more similar than different in their responses to tastants in solution.

TL;DR: In this article, an experimental investigation into the coupling behavior of screeching axisymmetric twin supersonic jets is presented, where acoustic measurements and schlieren photography are used to identify four dist...

TL;DR: Unexpected seasonal bias in the cave CH4 depletion record is explained by a three-step process involving methanotrophy in aerobic karst soil above the cave, summer transport of soil-gas into the cave through epikarst, followed by further caveCH4 depletion.

TL;DR: In this article, high-resolution particle image velocimetry measurements of coupled underexpanded twin-jets are presented and two nozzle pressure ratios are examined, which are selected due to a change in coupled plume mode indicated by a discontinuous jump in screech frequency.