(Alphabetical index)
A | ||
"А" or "not А" test | 4.21 | |
absolute judgement | 4.12 | |
acceptability | 1.23 | |
acid taste | 3.3 | |
acidity | 3.3 | |
acuity | 2.10 | |
adhesiveness | 3.51 | |
aerated | 3.60 | |
aeration | 3.60 | |
after-feel | 3.66 | |
after-taste | 3.65 | |
ageusia | 2.31 | |
alkaline taste | 3.8 | |
alkalinity | 3.8 | |
anchor point | 4.46 | |
anosmia | 2.32 | |
antagonism | 2.35 | |
appearance | 3.1 | |
appetite | 1.28 | |
appetizing | 1.29 | |
aroma | 3.24, 3.25 | |
astringency | 3.10 | |
astringent | 3.10 | |
attitude | 1.38 | |
attitude scale | 4.31 | |
attribute | 1.3 | |
auditory | 2.18 | |
aversion | 1.25 | |
В | ||
basic taste | 3.2 | |
bias | 4.41 | |
bipolar scale | 4.34 | |
bitter taste | 3.5 | |
bitterness | 3.5 | |
bland | 3.69 | |
body | 3.27 | |
bouquet | 3.26 | |
brightness contrast | 3.36 | |
burning | 3.12 | |
C | ||
character note | 3.30 | |
chemical cooling | 3.14 | |
chemical effect | 3.11 | |
chemical heat | 3.16 | |
chemothermal sensation | 2.21 | |
chew count | 3.46 | |
chewiness | 3.45 | |
classification | 4.5 | |
clean | 3.63 | |
clean feel | 3.63 | |
cleansing | 3.64 | |
cohesiveness | 3.43 | |
colour | 3.31, 3.32 | |
colour blindness | 2.34 | |
comparative assessment | 4.13 | |
conformation | 3.55 | |
consistency | 3.49 | |
consumer | 1.12 | |
contrast effect | 2.38 | |
control sample | 1.20 | |
convergence effect | 2.39 | |
cutaneous sense | 2.20 | |
D | ||
denseness | 3.53 | |
descriptive analysis | 4.22 | |
detection threshold | 2.25 | |
difference threshold | 2.27 | |
dilution method | 4.14 | |
discriminating ability | 1.27 | |
discrimination | 1.26 | |
discrimination test | 4.16 | |
dry | 3.58 | |
dryness | 3.58 | |
duo-trio test | 4.19 | |
dyschromatopsia | 2.33 | |
E | ||
effervescence | 3.61 | |
effervescent | 3.61 | |
elasticity | 3.50 | |
error (of assessment) | 4.39 | |
expectation bias | 4.42 | |
expert | 1.7 | |
expert sensory assessor | 1.8 | |
F | ||
fattiness | 3.59 | |
flat | 3.71 | |
flavour | 3.20 | |
flavour enhancer | 3.22 | |
fracturability | 3.44 | |
free choice sensory profile | 4.26 | |
G | ||
gloss | 3.40 | |
glossy | 3.40 | |
grading | 4.3 | |
granularity | 3.54 | |
gumminess | 3.47 | |
gustatory | 2.13 | |
H | ||
halo effect | 4.43 | |
hardness | 3.42 | |
heaviness | 3.52 | |
heavy | 3.52 | |
hedonic | 1.22 | |
hedonic scale | 4.33 | |
hue | 3.33 | |
I | ||
independent assessment | 4.11 | |
insipid | 3.68 | |
intensity | 2.8, 2.9 | |
intensity scale | 4.30 | |
interval scale | 4.37 | |
K | ||
kinaesthesis | 2.24 | |
L | ||
lightness | 3.35 | |
M | ||
magnitude estimation | 4.10 | |
masking | 2.37 | |
mastication | 1.39 | |
matching | 4.9 | |
measurement scale | 4.29.2 | |
modality | 2.11 | |
moisture | 3 56, 3.57 | |
mouthfeel | 3.62 | |
N | ||
neutral | 3.70 | |
note | 3.28 | |
О | ||
objective method | 4.1 | |
odorant | 1.35 | |
odorimetry | 1.34 | |
odour | 3.18 | |
off-flavour | 3.21 | |
off-note | 3.29 | |
off-odour | 3.19 | |
olfactometer | 1.33 | |
olfactometry | 1.32 | |
olfactory | 2.14 | |
opacity | 3.39 | |
opaque | 3.39 | |
ordinal scale | 4.36 | |
organoleptic | 1.4 | |
oro-nasal chemesthesis | 2.19 | |
P | ||
paired comparison test | 4.17 | |
palatability | 1.30 | |
palate cleanser | 3.64 | |
panel consensus | 1.11 | |
panel training | 1.10 | |
perception | 2.3 | |
persistence | 3.67 | |
physical cooling | 3.15 | |
physical heat | 3.17 | |
preference | 1.24 | |
preference test | 4.28 | |
product | 1.15 | |
psychophysical method | 4.15 | |
psychophysics | 1.31 | |
pungency | 3.13 | |
pungent | 3.13 | |
Q | ||
qualitative sensory profile | 4.23 | |
quality | 1.36 | |
quality factor | 1.37 | |
quantitative sensory profile | 4.24 | |
R | ||
random error | 4.40 | |
ranking | 4.4 | |
rating | 4.6 | |
ratio scale | 4.38 | |
receptor | 2.1 | |
recognition threshold | 2.26 | |
reference point | 1.19 | |
reference sample | 1.21 | |
reference scale | 4.32 | |
residual taste | 3.65 | |
resilience | 3.50 | |
response scale | 4.29.1 | |
S | ||
saltiness | 3.6 | |
salty taste | 3.6 | |
sample | 1.16 | |
sample of product | 1.16 | |
saturation | 3.34 | |
scale | 4.29 | |
score | 4.47 | |
score sheet/card | 4.48 | |
scoring | 4.7 | |
screening | 4.8 | |
selected assessor | 1.6 | |
sensation | 2.4 | |
sensitivity | 2.5 | |
sensory | 1.2 | |
sensory adaptation | 2.6 | |
sensory analysis | 1.1 | |
sensory assessor | 1.5 | |
sensory fatigue | 2.7 | |
sensory modality | 2.11 | |
sensory panel | 1.9 | |
sensory profile | 4.25 | |
shiny | 3.40 | |
somesthesis | 2.22 | |
sour taste | 3.4 | |
sourness | 3.4 | |
springiness | 3.50 | |
standard illuminant | 4.45 | |
stimulus | 2.2 | |
stimulus threshold | 2.25 | |
subjective method | 4.2 | |
sub-threshold | 2.29 | |
supra-threshold | 2.30 | |
sweet taste | 3.7 | |
sweetness | 3.7 | |
synergism | 2.36 | |
T | ||
tactile | 2.20 | |
tactile somesthetic receptor | 2.23 | |
taint | 3.23 | |
taste | 2.12 | |
taster | 1.13 | |
tasting | 1.14 | |
terminal threshold | 2.28 | |
test portion | 1.18 | |
test sample | 1.17 | |
texture | 3.41 | |
texture profile | 4.27 | |
to smell | 2.15 | |
touch | 2.16 | |
translucency | 3.38 | |
translucent | 3.38 | |
transparency | 3.37 | |
transparent | 3.37 | |
triangle test | 4.18 | |
trigeminal sensations | 2.19 | |
true value | 4.44 | |
"two-out-of-five" test | 4.20 | |
U | ||
umami | 3.9 | |
unipolar scale | 4.35 | |
V | ||
viscosity | 3.48 | |
vision | 2.17 | |
W | ||
warming | 3.12 |