Sentence examples for aspect of taste from inspiring English sources
The focus of this review is bitterness because it is a key aspect of taste in association with the development of medicines.
Bourdieu, upon careful sociological consideration of the history of this aspect of taste, pointed out that culture and taste are the forces governing society.
As fundamental aspect of TASTE, we have previously identified the local variations of viscosity in the electron-beam exposed PMMA resist during the heating step, which originates from the dose dependent reduction in molecular weight Mw (here weight-averaged molecular weight) and glass transition temperature Tg of the polymer.
A tasting room that has a parking lot designed to accommodate many buses lets you know that it welcomes the tourist aspect of tasting, and you can be fairly certain it is not pouring that recent great vintage for everyone.
These non-human taste assessment tools can be used to evaluate all aspects of taste quality.
Analogously to time intensity (TI) scaling, we used temporal scaling for intensity and pleasantness aspects of taste.
Haskell's subsequent books, with commendably descriptive titles, included Rediscoveries In Art: Some Aspects Of Taste, Fashion And Collecting In England And France (1976), based on the Wrightsman lectures, delivered in New York and awarded the first Mitchell Prize.
In addressing those ideas, he shifted his attention from the Baroque to 19th-century academic art, the subject of "Rediscoveries in Art: Some Aspects of Taste, Fashion and Collecting in England and France," which appeared in 1976 and won the Mitchell Prize in Art History the next year.
Good Humor, Bad Taste is a sociological approach to understanding aspects of taste in the reception of jokes specifically and humor more generally.
But most of the courses wouldn't be out of place at a research university: food microbiology, molecular aspects of taste, and cultural anthropology.
