Sentence examples for profile points from inspiring English sources
On 10 June this year, the NIESR said, "The monthly profile points to March as having been the trough of the depression".
Tebowmania has effectively saturated the country, and yet as this USA Today profile points out, we don't know all that much about him beyond the public image of piety and good deeds.
This paper proposed a numerical method, named meshing clearance elimination (MCE) method, for approaching pairs of conjugated male and female rotor profiles from the discrete measured profile points.
In the newly-added horizontal control module, intensive profile points in the evenly distributed radial directions of the horizontal section were used to estimate the horizontal error distribution along the horizontal sectional profile during the forming process.
With these profile points, users will have the opportunity to make more informed decisions, but also may limit how much they swipe based on the more-detailed level of information presented with each potential match.
(And for the record it continues to have no outside investment, although as its Crunchbase profile points out that David Spector, formerly a VC at Sequoia who is now working on his own e-commerce startup called meCommerce, is an advisor).
Differences in gene expression and transcriptomic profile point towards distinct mechanisms of toxicity in aquatic [146, 147] and terrestrial organisms [148].
The fatty acid profile pointed to a polyunsaturated/saturated fatty acids ratio higher than 0.4, and an n − 6/n − 3 fatty acid ratio of less than 4 in both modified vegetable oil mixtures proposed.
After this weekend's Saturday Night Live/Facebook double header, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg posted a Hulu link on his Facebook profile pointing to his faux guest appearance on "Weekend Update," with the status "Andy Samberg plays me on SNL.
It is identical with the profile point of each category corresponding to the first principal component axis in the correspondence analysis ([28], pp. 67).
The profile of a car pointing toward the right and another profile pointing toward the left, for instance, are perceived from the same angle of view and should not deserve a low score on the scale.
