Site effects are evaluated by means of equivalent stochastic non-linear one-dimensional ground responses analysis, performed for a set of stratified soil profile units properly designed to cope with the soil site conditions of MAL region.
"He was fully armed and supposed to be part of a high-profile unit guarding high-profile targets.
A lieutenant in the Transit Division said he avoided moving to the Patrol Division, which is a higher-profile unit of the department, because lieutenants there are more closely questioned at Compstat.
Jerrold Post, who founded the C.I.A.'s psychological-profile unit, and later studied Kim Jong Il's decision-making, told me, "He always seemed to know the boundaries of his adversaries' tolerance for provocation.
This early assessment, of a high-profile unit on a much publicized mission, underlined anew the difficulties in creating Afghan forces that can operate independently and be entrusted with the nation's security — an essential step toward drawing down Western forces after nine years of war.
"Nothing can be dismissed on face value," said Gregg McCrary, a former special agent with the F.B.I.'s profiling unit.
The men were identified through the computerized profiling technique introduced in Hamburg after Sept. 11, said Mr. Croll, director of the profiling unit here.
By Jeffrey Toobin The New Yorker, August 2 , 1993P. 21 Talk story about Detective Ray Pierce, of the Criminal Assessment and Profiling Unit of the New York City Police Department (he is the unit's only member).
Joe Mantegna, who joined the cast of "Criminal Minds" after Mandy Patinkin's departure, is playing a retired agent who returns to the F.B.I.'s profiling unit in the midst of a new and celebrated career as a writer and lecturer.
The Tumour Profiling Unit will repeatedly test cancer samples to see how the tumour changes in an attempt to understand resistance.
