Sentence examples for taste and evaluate from inspiring English sources

In a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences last month, researchers from the California Institute of Technology and Stanford University asked 20 volunteers to taste and evaluate five wine samples, which were labeled according to price: $5, $10, $35, $45 and $90 a bottle.

Most of us knew each other only online, through Dan's baking forum (danlepard.com/forum), but by 10pm that first day, as yet more loaves emerged from the oven and we crammed into the kitchen to smell, taste and evaluate, we knew we were among friends.

It took more than 200 beer judges to taste and evaluate all those beers before awarding medals in 90 different categories ranging from American light lagers to Zwickle beers. .

What they believed in was tasting wines and evaluating them according to verifiable, quantifiable criteria.

It's not technology shaping taste, but the human desire to connect, share and evaluate culture.

Research and evaluate agencies.

Other, and perhaps more savvy, shoppers drop the children at soccer practice and head for a local wine store, where they can taste, evaluate and learn about wines firsthand.

In an idealized view of the fashion and art world, the gatekeepers of taste coolly evaluate the work they see according to Platonic criteria.

Lesser sardine gels without and with seaweed extract were equilibrated at room temperature and evaluated for appearance, colour, taste, texture, odour and overall liking by 30 untrained panellists, in comparison with the control gel (without phenolic compound).

Based on the concept of hydraulic flocculator, a baffled-channel powdered activated carbon (PAC) contactor, placed before the rapid-mixing basin, was designed and evaluated for removal of taste and odor (T&O) in drinking water.

Gonad colour, percent gonad water, and percent gonad yield of experimental urchins were determined approximately every week while gonad texture, firmness, and taste were subjectively evaluated at the end of the experiment.