Sentence examples for no aroma from inspiring English sources
Fresh vanilla beans have no aroma.
"But it makes a really flabby eau de vie with absolutely no aroma".
But when we remembered that the white pine has almost no aroma, we decided against it.
A Japanese study published in January suggested that crushing the leaves will give leaf enzymes the chance to gradually convert the aldehydes into other substances with no aroma.
"We did tests with blue agave," says Partida's father, Marcario, 76, who recalls finding the fabled plant to have "no flavor and no aroma".
Indeed, we observed that the JSE in RTs was significantly less pronounced in the peppermint group compared to both lavender and no-aroma groups.
Whilst the JSE in RTs was found to be less pronounced in the peppermint group, compared to the lavender and no-aroma groups, the JSE in PEs was significantly more pronounced in the lavender group, compared to the peppermint and no-aroma group.
To rule out this possibility we ran a second experiment where three new groups of participants were confronted on a standard two-choice Simon task while being exposed to peppermint, lavender, or no-aroma.
Conversely, when a more inclusive state is induced by lavender and/or by typical experimental settings (here, no-aroma condition) local details tend to be ignored (or weighted less; see Memelink & Hommel, 2013) while attention is drawn to the global stimulus situation – the "big picture".
While Mr. de Meirelles detects a slight gaminess in the meat, Katy Sparks, the chef at Quilty's, likes buffalo because it is not gamy and because, she said, compared with beef, "there is no animal aroma in your nose -- it is a much cleaner, lighter flavor".
