The tastebuds on our tongues can detect the presence of half a dozen or so basic tastes, including: sweet, sour, bitter, salty, astringent and umami (a taste discovered by Japanese researchers, a rich and full sense of deliciousness triggered by amino acids in foods such as shellfish, mushrooms, potatoes and seaweed).
In the latter case, an arbitrary choice of operating somewhere below a detected onset temperature can stall desired chemistry, lead to an over-conservative safety margin impacting cycle time/production rates, or provide a false sense of security triggering serious consequences.
The sense of empathy triggers her to channel to Hermie some of her loneliness.
With a new chance at offense and a sense of optimism triggered by the successful onside kick, Georgia drove down the field.
While this may sound like a tall order, especially if you're experiencing intense anger or anxiety due to the argument, it's important to return to your partner with a clear sense of what triggered the argument and how you are going to try to resolve the argument.
Over a few drinks we wondered whether it was our heightened sense of mortality that triggered these in-transit imaginations.
It can cloud our perceptions and obscure the very sense of fairness that triggered it in the first place.
Acknowledging the trauma (the "crisis of confidence" brought on by Vietnam, Watergate, and the sense of national vulnerability triggered by energy shortages) was to be the key to healing it.
The negative feeling sticks with you, and every time you have to give a talk, you're faced with a crippling sense of anxious dread, triggered by the thought of repeat failure.
Aside from the country's economic woes, what has deepened Tunisians' sense of disillusionment and triggered the current wave of protests has been the state of political fragmentation within the ruling Nida Tounes, a heterogeneous amalgam of divergent political elements hurriedly convened in opposition to the Troika that had governed Tunisia between November 2011 and January 2014.
Bilal, who is a former professor of mine, told me that he hopes to provoke a sense of unease, and to trigger "the viewer's search for an answer from among the ashes and ruins".
