Sentence examples for carefully profiled from inspiring English sources

There are two, both of them rectangular, and handsomely proportioned, with the larger of them toplit with natural light, filtered through carefully profiled concrete blades inside.

In order to screen for new regulatory controls involved in the regulation of GS, we have carefully profiled GS transcripts, polypeptides and holoenzymes in the major organs of M. truncatula, during seed and root nodule development and during a diurnal cycle.

We carefully profile a CNN implementation on a Raspberry Pi device and optimize the structure of the neural network, achieving a 17-fold speedup without significantly affecting recognition accuracy.

The findings suggest that the quality and the yield of genomic DNA are influenced by the DNA extraction protocol, thus a method should be carefully selected in profiling a complex microbial community.

He said after the stage that he rued falling short at Sierra Nevada, and had studied this course profile carefully to know when to attack to get away for victory.

The American strategy of maintaining a limited and carefully defined profile in Afghanistan seems to have worked.

That carefully low profile has inevitably been raised by the Tony award and the exposure of being on a Broadway stage with a major Hollywood star.

Each has a distinct personality and a carefully curated profile — a look, a strong side, and, to borrow from TACT, a philosophy of life values.

There was some exaggeration, of course, but nothing more dramatic than a polished list of favourite books or some carefully filtered profile pictures.

For her second novel, "Look at Me" (2001), she invented a proto-social-media platform, Ordinary People, whose members compress their personalities into carefully crafted profiles and submit to perpetual Webcam surveillance.

In helping people to stay connected to their peers, social media sites such as Facebook also let them compare themselves to people who are doing better than they feel they are (or at least appear to be, in their carefully crafted profiles).Let the children use itNor do the young trust the institutions or people they live with.