Profile
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Computing and technology
- Profile (UML), a concept in Unified Modeling Language
- Apple ProFile, a hard drive
- User profile refers to the computer representation of user information
- ICC profile is used for colour management of computer displays and digital images.
- Profile, the result of software performance analysis, an investigation of the behavior of a software program
- Profile, a hard disk recorder manufactured by Thomson Grass Valley
Music
- Profile (Jan Akkerman album), a 1973 album by Jan Akkerman
- Profile (Duke Pearson album), a 1959 album by jazz pianist Duke Pearson
- Profile (Pat Donohue album)
- Profiles, a 1985 album by Nick Mason and Rick Fenn
- Profile Records, a record label started in 1981
Other meanings
- Profile (engineering), with several meanings in the context of engineering
- Profile (novel), a 2009 novel by Chris Westwood
- Profile (comics), a Marvel Comics character
- Profile, curved (molding) or plain (fascia), connecting surfaces, mostly decoratively, in architecture
- Profile Books, a British independent publisher
- Profile spotlight, also known as an ellipsoidal reflector spotlight, a stage lighting fixture
- Demographic profile, information about a person or market segment, commonly used in marketing
- Investor profile, a classification of investor behavior
- Profile or strategy (game theory), a concept in game theory
- Profile, a dossier of offender profiling data
- The Old Man of the Mountain, a former rock formation in New Hampshire that was also known as the Profile
- Profile (TV series) (1955–1957), a Canadian biographical television series
- Profiles (TV series) (1979–1980), a Canadian biographical television series
See also
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