When Mr. Bradley said in this year's Democratic primary that President Clinton should sign an executive order banning racial profiling, Mr. Gore countered sharply: "Racial profiling practically began in New Jersey, Senator Bradley".
Among the different subtypes, we found that lamellar defects with a sharply punched out profile corresponding to MPH had the best level of acuity compared with that of LMH and FP.
What makes it appealing is its sharply drawn profile of a precocious adolescent.
None had bold or sharply etched profiles in state politics or could claim to be an outsider assaulting the establishment gates as Senator John McCain had done for a time in his party-rattling run for the Republican presidential nomination.
She quickly made a name for herself by writing frank, funny personal essays — about the smallness of her breasts, for example — and tart, sharply observed profiles of people like Ayn Rand, Helen Gurley Brown and the composer and best-selling poet Rod McKuen.
"It is," she says, "a surpassing picture, framed in the foreground by dark, pine-covered crags; beyond that by the sharply outlined profiles of mountains set off by superb trees; and in the background by the rounded humps of hills, which the setting sun gilds with the warmest shades".
In such settings, the infiltration rate may be low and organic matter content decreases sharply with profile depth.
Two reports based on the research, including one this month in The American Journal of Nursing, have sharply raised the profile of the debate.
Much of the activity has been generated by the efforts of two real estate companies, headquartered elsewhere in the country, to sharply increase their profile in New York.
