(For example, "rose," "floral," "fragrant" and "violet" belong to the same group, but all of them can be described as "fragrant").. "It's sort of like what's happening when you compress an image or audio file," said Jason Castro, the neuroscientist at Bates College in Maine who led the effort.
Famously described as "fragrant" by the judge in the libel trial, her tearful claim that "we have a very happy marriage" undoubtedly helped Lord Archer win his action.
The subjects most often perceived odors they described as fragrant or chemical.
Schieberle described the fragrant findings Sunday (April 7) at a meeting of the American Chemical Society in New Orleans.
The premium oil, which should be used cold for dipping and in dressings and described as "highly fragrant and spicy" with a peppery taste, is stocked in farmers' markets and delicatessens including Bayleys and Sage, Italo, La Fromagerie and Cowdray Farm Shop.
Opinions seem to vary on how harsh a term this is, and when he later describes her as "fresh and fragrant" perhaps it is merely in contrast to the physicist shifters he has been meeting underground by that point, rather than the backhanded compliment it appears to be.
In a poem of puns, the poet prays that her god, whom she describes as the "Lord of fragrant Jasmines", may cut through the cocoon of desires so she may become free like a butterfly.
Despite it all he manages to smile as he describes the challenges he faces and offers me fragrant leaves to smell.
This I learned from Fuchsia Dunlop's definitive Sichuan cookbook, "Land of Plenty," in which she describes each of these flavors, including "red-oil flavor," "fragrant wine flavor" and, my favorite, "strange-flavor," which combines ma la with han (salty), tian (sweet), suan (sour), xian (fresh-savory) and xiang (fragrant) notes.
The beer comes in kegs and 440ml cans, and is described as having a "fragrant grapefruit-citrus hop aroma, [which] cuts through a characteristically sulphury background with a fruity edge.
