Sentence examples for latent taste from inspiring English sources

The Crystal Method mix a few more minutes of frenetic big beat, then depart with arms clasped aloft, like champions savoring a latent taste of their heyday.

Some Peruvians worry that the street protests will panic Mr García, whose political touch is sometimes erratic, into reviving his latent taste for popular short-term measures that end up doing harm.

As Visionist draws out grime's latent melancholy, Rabit, AKA Eric Burton, taps into its latent violence.

In this paper, we propose a machine learning approach to model latent, heterogeneous consumer tastes from social Web reviews.

Model parameters of the most theoretically appealing specification include estimates of means (i.e., aggregate preferences for the attributes studied) and regression coefficients for the effects of latent variables on the taste sensitivities common to the decision scenarios (i.e., structure of preferences in relation to the attributes).

We have repeatedly observed that a delay between acquisition and test, and the nature of the context in which the delay is spent, modulates latent inhibition (LI) of conditioned taste aversion (CTA; e.g. [Anim. Learn. Behav. 28 (2000) 389; Anim. Learn. Behav. 30 (2002) 112]).

An experiment is reported in which the relationship between the intensity of a preexposed stimulus and latent inhibition was investigated, using the taste aversion learning paradigm in rats.

Many social network and mobile ICT firms have accurate information about customers' tastes, behaviors, life styles, latent needs, and even inner feelings.

I'm discovering a latent strain of sadomasochism in myself during this taste test.

A taste for horse, he wrote, was "superficially latent" in many Americans.

This observation is further supported by the previous demonstration that micro-injection of the protein synthesis inhibitor, anisomycin, into the insular cortex (IC) within 3 hr but not 4 hr after the taste inhibits associative taste memory in the latent inhibition of CTA paradigm (Merhav and Rosenblum, 2008).