Officials of the airline industry say they are discussing with the government a program of cargo profiling, somewhat akin to passenger profiling.
Moreover, an efficient design space exploration requires an accurate evaluation on the basis of dataflow program execution profiling.
The temperature programmed desorption profile of NO indicates that adsorption of NO was enhanced thermally and reduced to the major product of N2 with minor N2O on the prepared Pt/TiO2 catalyst.
But there is no federal-level effort to track the relative success of the type of transition program I profiled, and few, if any, states do it either.
In a recent article in The Observer she pointed out that BBC1 has broadcast, or plans to run, a variety of arts programs from profiles of Leonardo da Vinci and J. K. Rowling, the author of the "Harry Potter" series, to a book awards program judged by children.
Cox was the creator of MyWhatSpace, a program we profiled here in July that was later acquired by MySpace co-founder Brad Greenspan's new company Live Universe.
Our recent debates about the N.S.A. and the hazily expanding parameters of its surveillance programs center around this same question of profiling.
While the Obama administration has attacked the use of racial and ethnic profiling in Arizona and elsewhere, the claims by the Boston officers now put the agency and the administration in the awkward position of defending themselves against charges of profiling in a program billed as a model for airports nationwide.
Kelly has not only continued to support his department's stop-and-frisk policy, he has led the police program of surveillance and profiling of Muslims in and around New York.
Setting these programs to crawl thousands of profiles is effective and can be especially helpful for those who truly have a harder time making digital connections.
