Sentence examples for a clear profile from inspiring English sources

This suggested that the attacker was an "experienced killer"  but, otherwise, investigators had been unable to create a clear profile.

Though Mr. Steel has brought tireless enthusiasm to City Opera and presented some exciting productions, he has been unable to give the company a clear profile.

As the aircraft soared over the Statue of Liberty, affording the crowds in Battery Park a clear profile, one spectator from Brooklyn, Peter Vasiljev, turned master of ceremonies, announcing, "Ladies and gentlemen, it's the shuttle Enterprise".

Yet, in being so stylistically eclectic, "Gethsemane Park," which is receiving its New York premiere at the lively Nuyorican Poets Cafe on East Third Street between Avenues B and C, winds up lacking a clear profile and diminishing its potential impact.

There exists a clear profile of access frequencies and patterns, respectively.

This data handling reduces noise of data and provides a clear profile of reflectance distribution.

When used in combination with microarray or next-generation sequencing technologies, dDIP will allow researchers to map genome-wide DNA strand breaks as well as other types of DNA damage and to establish a clear profiling of altered genes and/or intergenic sequences in various experimental conditions.

It describes "the buried outline of a life" that is (formally as well as humanly) trying to establish a clearer profile.

Combine that with a deep sense of responsibility to the reader and the content, and an unfailing commitment to maintaining deadlines, and you'll have a fairly clear profile of the translators and Japanese language editorial staff at the Tokyo office of Nature magazine, where it has been my privilege to work for the past year.

A desire to make examples of the miscreants has trumped doubts about the value of incarceration.Court records and surveys provide a fairly clear profile of the rioters.

Apparently, she saw no need to present a clear-cut profile, and has been willing to rely on her advantage as the incumbent.