Sentence examples for expression of taste from inspiring English sources

The Tokyo embassy has gathered a collection of American Abstract Expressionist painting, a simple expression of taste.

It is an expression of taste that will not be found at the London, Milan or Paris shows that end March 15.

But many of the chantry chapels so common in 15th-century England for instance, the Henry V Chantry, Westminster Abbey (1440s), or the chantries of John Alcock (c. 1488) and Nicolas West (c. 1534) at Ely cathedral show an extraordinary mixture of sculpture and tracery work more reminiscent, as an expression of taste, of Germany or Spain.

We observed region-preferential expression of taste receptors in macaque taste buds.

Enrichment of mRNA for taste receptors toward the top of taste buds is consistent with apical expression of taste receptors that facilitates access to tastants in saliva at the taste pore region.

Intriguingly, a spatially restricted expression of taste receptors has been described for the wing [4] and, surprisingly, a large gene family of odorant binding proteins is expressed not only in olfactory organs as expected, but also in wing gustatory sensilla [5].

One potential explanation for the absent GLP-1 response to diet soda in subjects with type 2 diabetes comes from a study comparing the expression of taste-signaling molecules in the upper gastrointestinal tract of healthy subjects versus those with type 2 diabetes (25).

A few Gr66a -expressing neurons are present in the pharyngeal tissues (Dunipace et al. 2001; Lee et al. 2009; Mitri et al. 2009) and expression of taste-related proteins in these neurons appears to be poxn independent (Galindo and Smith 2001).

The fall season will bring a bounty of new restaurants whose chefs want to dazzle metropolitan palates with revolutionary expressions of taste, texture and technique.

Early statements about moral-value judgments, such as those by Carnap or by A.J. Ayer, a more radical British positivist, seemed shocking to many philosophers, to whom it seemed that, in their careless formulation, moral norms were to be treated like expressions of taste.

Value judgments are expressions of taste rather than reasoned analysis.