... the pre-purified extract, were added separately. Prior to their application in cheesemaking, the fungal extracts were filtered through a sterile Fioroni Syringe filter in PTFE 0.45 μm to remove any traces ...
... of cheese are recognized as critical factors that impact the perception of texture (Foegeding and Drake, 2007; Chen, 2014), but physiological and psychological factors must also be considered (Koç et ...baked ...
... Milk and laboratory media A full factorial design of four pH values, five water activity values and two inoculation levels was under- taken in 96-well plate experiments, and six replicates of each condition were tested. ...
... many cheese varieties and to access the diversity of sub-dominant populations [ 10 – 13 ...from cheese or used as starter cul- ture in the cheese-making process has allowed us to access their ...
... for cheese made on farm premises after each ...the making of Cantal cheese, or blue- veined cheeses such as Bleu d’Auvergne (Brosse et ...of cheesemaking ...dairy cheese ...
... decision making, especially during crisis, and could be avoided by including more women into the decision ...decision making, taking into account the gender ...
... The cheese production involves many microorganisms such as yeast, bacteria and ...The cheese sensory properties depend on the presence of the cheese microbiota, whose community structure evolves ...
... Know-how is therefore not a “piece of data”, definitively and immutably recorded in a human production. It evolves with the time and space in which we activate it. This dual relationship with time and space is ...
... Dans le milieu BHI sans enrichissement, les deux acides aminés soufrés contenus naturellement dans ce milieu (0,2 gl -1 de méthionine et 0,003 gl -1 de cystéine) sont efficacement co[r] ...
... decision making, Giang and Shenoy [11] have proposed a bipolar model in which the utility of an outcome is a pair u = h u , u i where max ( u , u ) = 1: the utility is binary in this sense that u is interpreted as ...
... that the risk of testing is a consequence, not a test result; it does not provide information about the cause of the acute renal failure since the test costs are being considered indepen[r] ...
... Thus defined, contracts can be tailored at application design time by subclassing or aggregation: Several specialized subclasses of the Contract class provide a starting point for produc[r] ...
... 1. Introduction Analogy is the recognition that A (a phenomenon, a problem, etc.) is like B and that, therefore, consequences (inferences, explanations, solutions, etc.) that can be drawn from A can be drawn from B as ...
... then performed through the computation of its expected utility (the greater, the better). In sequential decision making, each possible strategy is viewed as a compound lottery. It can be reduced to an equivalent ...
... Figure 2. CO 2 solubility in semi-hard Swiss-type cheese as a function of salt content at 13°C. The point at intermediate NaCl content (1.5% w/w) is added to the ones reported by Acerbi et al. (2016b) and it was ...
... 17 Chapter 3 Goal-based Voting Social choice and voting have provided useful techniques for the design of ratio- nal agents that need to act in situations of collective choice ( Brandt et al. , 2016 ). In particular, ...
... The models proposed in the above papers all share the same characteristics: (i) they are agnostic with respect to the market structure but are in fact more adapted to OTC markets, 1 (ii) they only deal with single-asset ...
... Unité de recherche INRIA Rocquencourt Domaine de Voluceau - Rocquencourt - BP 105 - 78153 Le Chesnay Cedex France Unité de recherche INRIA Lorraine : LORIA, Technopôle de Nancy-Brabois -[r] ...
... This paper suggests another step towards this Holy Grail, by introducing a value selection heuristic, referred to as Bound-Impact Value Selector (BIVS), which improves numerous search strategies on a wide variety of ...