Sentence examples for dimension of taste from inspiring English sources
"The dimension of taste in Lebanon is different than anywhere else," he said.
Nevertheless, Mr. Rodrigues not only enjoyed the controversies that his plays inevitably aroused in Brazilian society but courted them, arguing that "nobody creates anything in art that doesn't have a dimension of bad taste".
However, such research designs rarely take into account the social dimension of music taste and access to music, with social science research only recently addressing the way individuals access information and cultural expressions.
Crushed nuts sprinkled over the ice cream can also add another dimension of great taste to this dish.
Here with the addition of a tongue he adds an extra dimension, a sense of taste.
Goode briskly surveys the current research into the psychophysical dimensions of wine tasting, all of which points to a conclusion very different from Smith's.
Structured wines develop in the mouth, existing in the dimension of time as well as taste and texture.
Results regarding perceptions of taste indicated that the descriptors were an important dimension; brands more positively evaluated were those with flavour additives (menthol) or other references to flavour (natural flavour, rich taste).
I propose a mathematical model of taste receptor function that depends on the surface concentration of the taste stimulus.
