Sentence examples for introduce the profess from inspiring English sources

To assist in the functional, structural and evolutionary analysis of the abundant number of novel proteins continually identified from whole-genome sequencing, we introduce the PROFESS (PROtein Function, Evolution, Structure and Sequence) database.

Schrager and Sternlicht, who were introduced by David Geffen, profess to be friends.

The PROFESS database relies on the MySQL database management system.

But some of the provisions it has introduced to the TPP such as those directed at the activities of state-owned enterprises seem designed to hinder Chinese entry.The Chinese government professes an "open" attitude to the TPP.

"...It has been suggested, that it has a tendency to introduce religious disputes into the Army, which above all things should be avoided, and in many instances would compel men to a mode of Worship which they do not profess.

Although Swatch executives profess confidence in the company's new direction, it will nonetheless introduce two new watch lines this summer without accompanying clothes or accessories.

His first complaint is that it is "contradictory" insofar as it introduces "existence" into the "concept of a thing which we profess to be thinking solely in reference to its possibility" (A597/B625).

The closest neighbours belong to kin groups, and hamlets consist of compounds of lineage members, clan members, those who profess the same introduced religion (Islam or Christianity), or people with a common skill, such as blacksmithing.

Though Mr. Gates professed no knowledge of any of the interactions with Intuit that are at issue in the case, the Government introduced E-mail messages in which employees had briefed him on the negotiations in exhaustive detail.

All the candidates, including the Communists, profess fealty to democracy.

The Words in the Sutra profess distinctly that you should 'take Refuge under Buddha intrinsically (Cheng, Chapter 6).