Sentence examples for profiling scheme from inspiring English sources

Under pressure from privacy advocates and from dot-com investors, DoubleClick announced in March that it would postpone its profiling scheme until the federal government and the e-commerce industry agree on privacy standards.

Under pressure from privacy advocates and dot-com investors, DoubleClick announced in 2000 that it would postpone its profiling scheme until the U.S. government and the e-commerce industry had agreed on privacy standards.

To accomplish such burdensome control targets, we have designed a multichannel active sound profiling scheme that bases its operation on exchanging time-domain control signals among the control units during uptime.

This valuable awareness leads to the validity of optimised analytical strategies that can be adapted in the workflow: (1) reduced amplification volume (2) consensus profiling (3) introducing a rapid "quantitative DNA profiling" scheme through the direct assessment of DNA quantity based on peak rfu.

A targeted profiling scheme was used to quantitatively screen for known small molecule metabolites using multiple reaction monitoring, neutral loss and precursor ion scans.

Briefly, a targeted profiling scheme is used to quantitatively screen for known small molecule metabolites using multiple reaction monitoring, neutral loss and precursor ion scans.

As an example we showed how optimized profiling schemes are embedded in the agent system and evaluated the energy savings and comfort gains of this control strategy, which showed very promising results.

However, Liverpool's civic leaders are ebullient about what such a high-profile scheme means for the city in the context of the UK's flatlining economy.

The highest profile scheme facing the axe is the city's proposed new trolleybus – or New Generation Transport (NGT) – scheme, which is hoping for just under £200m of government funding.

The Ecuadorian government was negotiating a secret $1bn deal with a Chinese bank to drill for oil under the Yasuni national park in the Amazon while pursuing a high-profile scheme to keep the oil under the ground in return for international donations, according to a government document seen by the Guardian.

They have not risen through the ranks, but been trained through a programme like Teach First (which aims to catapult "talent" to the top quickly) and have proved themselves not by having years of experience under their belt, but by having devised a high-profile scheme which they have shown or "spun" (depending how charitable you feel towards them) as being hugely successful.