They join a profusion of personality types that were churned out by various writers in the mid-20th century: the inner directed, the outer directed, the Organization Man, the anal retentive, the narcissist, the outsider.
By all rights, Châteauneuf should be one of the most distinctive wines in the world, with a colorful history stretching back millenniums and a complex geology characterized by a profusion of soil types that include sand, limestone, gravel and the famous galets roulés, smooth rounded stones that are often featured in photographs of the region.
Simultaneously there has been a profusion of the types of media involved in reporting news.
Both volumes are attractively illustrated and well printed, though it may well be doubted if the bewildering profusion of types in the second book adds to its helpfulness.
In particular, a profusion of cytoplasmic signalling effectors, binding phosphorylated tyrosines via Src homology domain type 2 (SH2) and type 3 (SH3) and phosphotyrosine binding domain (PTB), can be recruited upon receptor activation by their ligands, to mediate multiple, qualitatively different, biological responses to a given factor.
About a decade ago, one began to notice a profusion of Organization Kids at elite college campuses.
In the U.S. for fundamental types of legal information, precedential decisions of high courts, statutes, and binding regulations, there is a profusion of choice.
Every major work drew a profusion of takers.
But a profusion of benchmarks may just confuse consumers.
There is a profusion of marble.
A profusion of different systems from very simple to very complex are in use.
