Sentence examples for profile means from inspiring English sources

That higher profile means increased scrutiny of everything he does, good or bad.

Their psychological profile means they respond to more activity-based interventions.

Stratford's raised profile means Ilford does not seem so remote any more.

"One review is great, two reviews are fantastic, two reviews and a profile means you've won the lottery".

The disease's low profile means many people still do not know what Type 2 is or its potential consequences, such as blindness, stroke and amputation of a limb.

Its relatively svelte profile means the fruit has "more time to ripen on the vine," Ms. Thomas said, developing a full flavor before plunging to earth.

Meanwhile, Bailey's new profile meant that for his next novel, Gabriel's Lament, he was paid £25,000.

That theme is visible in the stance, a diagonal profile meant to evoke a sprinter poised in the starting blocks.

Values of hold-up, velocity profile, mean residence time (MRT), and mixing uniformity were compared for both feed positions.

The proportion of TS is higher in the lower part of the profile (mean value 2.6%) compared to the upper part (mean value 1.5).

The design, construction and experimental results from four ICS systems regarding water temperature profile, mean daily efficiency and thermal losses during night are presented and discussed.