(Although "augmented gustation," as they dub this, also requires the VR player to have an olfactory cap on their head which puffs flavored air into their nostrils at the moment of mastication, corresponding with their taste choice, in order for them to experience the sensation of a eating a chocolate cookie, for example. So it's getting pretty out there, even by VR standards…).
Following habituation rats were exposed to novel taste and 1, 3, 5, and 8 hr later they were subjected to a taste choice test and the aversion index was calculated.
That finding emerged from a trial designed to assess the relative contributions of two key factors -- taste and choice -- in improving school childrens' lunchtime nutritional choices.
Say what you like about entitlements, but at least he showed impeccable taste in choice of venues.
Many people recoil at the idea (and there were some nervous laughs in the room when the locusts came out) illustrating how important taste and choice are in implementing a prize on food.
The truly horrific moments have all been placed in context, heavily foreshadowed and coming organically out of the plot (whether you agree with the decisions that lead to those moments is, of course, a matter of personal taste and choice).
Because he is also director of the New Essential Works Program, he is actively involved in commissioning choreography anyway, but it was easy to feel, as on most nights at the Vail International Dance Festival, that the program's eclectic taste and choice of dancers reflected his personal enthusiasms.
Let my beloved come into his garden and taste its choice fruits" – not to mention the fact that every so often during such intimate sessions, the voice of "friends" mysteriously pipe up, prompting the more suspicious reader to wonder exactly where these friends are.
Since "perfect" sausage, or almost anything else, is an individual taste, the choice is up to the preparer, but here we will look at a common recipe for a mild, basic sausage.
As with many of Ms. Sheehan and Mr. Spina's artistic tastes, the choice of play resonated with them both.
Yes, Harry Potter appears, but he is less dominant than one might imagine,which indicates that young readers develop eclectic tastes, given choice and encouragement.
