Sentence examples for assembling profile from inspiring English sources

Within the assembling profile, the slope of the transitions directly correlates with Δ G°, as the steeper slope results in more negative Δ G° values.

Todd Merrill, a New York furniture dealer, and Julie V. Iovine, the executive editor of The Architect's Newspaper and an occasional contributor to the Home section of The New York Times, assembled profiles of 24 of these characters in "Modern Americana: Studio Furniture From High Craft to High Glam" (Rizzoli, $75).

Other firms were also involved in assembling such profiles, including ones that focussed on factors that, in theory, might make women likely to speak out against sexual abuse.

The grocery clerk who didn't recognize a lime, the friend who was delighted when an online retailer assembled a profile of his buying habits and promptly offered to sell him a volume of erotic drawings -- such portraits tell us more about contemporary shopping than most of the analysis packed around them.

That means users can exploit any of Google's offerings that don't require logins, such as search, maps or news, without allowing Google to assemble a profile of their activities that can be used for advertising targeting or, as some users might fear, information that could be subpoenaed by government investigators.

The FBI and other agencies are also working to assemble a profile of the couple's life and how exactly they amassed their cache of weapons, ammunition and explosives.

In this study, high-throughput DNA methylation and chromatin modification data processed by the proposed CM were assembled to profile 31,237 loci.

Second, no study to date has found a way to deal well with temporal aspects of risk, such as the evolving nature of doctors' medico-legal event histories, which can be crucial information in assembling a risk profile.

Mr. Cantor's casually shot and loosely assembled film profiles seven professional bouncers working both here and in England.

Calling the assembled officials "profiles in fabrication," Mr. Cheney praised them for their decade of dedication to a totally fictitious rationale.

Cases like AOL's release of anonymous search terms in 2006 have shown that seemingly untraceable data can be assembled into profiles around specific named users.