Sentence examples for taste for each from inspiring English sources

Yet at S&P kitchens all over Thailand, cooks manage to keep a consistent taste for each curry and noodle dish.

"The only friend to walk with is one who so exactly shares your taste for each mood of the countryside that a glance, a halt, or at most a nudge, is enough to assure us that the pleasure is shared".

Table 5 Preference rankings calculated from the votes of fifty consumers, according to the perceived taste for each tested tequila as "good", "regular" or "bad" Tequila Qualification given by the consumer Preference ranking Good Regular Bad Prepared in this work 14 17 19 95 Herradura 15 21 14 101 4 Copas 14 14 22 92 "Herradura" and "4 copas" are well accepted commercial tequilas.

Fifty consumers participated in the preference study, first affectively qualifying the tested tequilas (the tequila prepared in this work, tequila Herradura and tequila 4 Copas) with a hedonic test as "good", "regular" or "bad", according to their perceived taste for each tequila (Table 5).

For the division in his bleak comedy of shifting tones to work, we have to get some sense that love or lust or even a mutual taste for exploiting each other was somehow a part of their relationship.

Whatever the reasons, now that both Chinese and Western companies have gotten a taste for suing each other, I see no end to this trend.

Forkly then uses this information to build up a "taste graph" for each user.

Oftentimes it only takes one or two taps to get a quick recommendation — and because the app is building a taste profile for each user, those recommendations should be getting better over time.

And the technology behind Clever Sense involves more than meets the eye — the company has previously discussed how in addition to collaborative filtering, which creates recommendations by looking at users who are similar to you, the service also uses model-based learning, which means it establishes a unique taste profile for each user.

These small, brown creatures, have developed a taste for the delicacy, and each day when the tide goes out of the shallow bays, great numbers of them move down from their homes in the coconut trees to crabholes on the mudflats.

He soon finds out that his plant has a taste for human blood and each time it gets a little, it grows bigger and wants more.