Atomic Statement
The attribute selected as dominant at a moment is the sensation attracting attention; it need not be the most intense sensation.
Evidence
Piggott (ed., 2012), Monteleone chapter 4 §4.3; Heymann and Ebeler (2017), chapter 3 pp. 56–60 and case study 6. These sources explain distinct response tasks, not a validated USWA implementation.
Application
Label a personal finish timeline as recorded observations. Store attribute, time, scale, tasting conditions and person. Do not display dominance frequency as intensity.
Alcoholic Beverages (Piggott, 2012) — Sensory Methods, Whisky Evaluation And Consumer Research
Sensory And Instrumental Evaluation (Heymann & Ebeler, 2017) — Methods, Corrections And Blending Lab Applications