Sentence examples for collected taste from inspiring English sources

Taste buds were readily identifiable in all sections used to collect samples and we estimate that the collected taste bud areas contained over 95% taste cells.

Mr. Minor's collecting taste reflected many of the most popular figures of the past decade.

"Medicine Now" continues Sir Henry's collecting taste into the genomics era.

To promote world cultures and geography nine years ago, "Mr. A," as he is known, had his students collect, taste and review unique potato chip flavors from around the world.

We used laser capture microdissection (LCM) [7], [8] to collect taste buds from fungiform (FG) papilla on the anterior tongue and circumvallate (CV) papilla on the posterior tongue of macaques (Figure 1).

"Right now people collect tastes like they're records".

The Stroganoffs had eclectic collecting tastes, which included Etruscan terra-cotta busts, Chinese cloisonne enameled vases and Pre-Columbian sculptures.

"His collecting tastes are very, shall we say, diverse," said Arlie Sulka, who owns the Lillian Nassau gallery in Manhattan.

His collecting tastes run from 150-year-old steam engines to a turbine-powered motorcycle built at his shop.

Most of the city's museums, in former private houses, still retain their original furnishings and architectural details, which are generally more interesting than the art -- the result of the somewhat spotty collecting tastes of the city's princes of commerce and finance.

While Mr. Schaefer would say only that the Getty bought the painting from Luhring Augustine, the Chelsea dealer, which was selling it for an anonymous client, art experts say the gallery was selling it for the Kravises, whose collecting tastes have become more contemporary in recent years.