As noted in §4.1, in connection with Cinematic realism, it is also quite natural to think that the content of a momentary state of consciousness will itself have a momentary character: in effect, such a content will take the form of a still, static snapshot.
I can't begin to tell you how eerie it feels when the past resides not in some book, but like a still-developing snapshot, a blurry subway portrait of the dead, in your own face.
That way, at least, I could get some sense of the clothes in motion — not just the still snapshots, front view only, which have become fodder for bloggers.
Abstraction captures an emotion, whereas reality is more than just a still life or a snapshot.
In particular, the use of stable isotopes in aquatic systems has suggested that strong positive size-trophic relationships exist within fish populations (e.g., juveniles as planktivorous and adults as piscivorous; see [13], [16] for reviews), albeit the information is still a "snapshot" on a time scale of population dynamics.
Instead, we're invited to view a still of these characters' lives, a snapshot that doesn't imply movement.
Thus, a dene can be viewed as relating to a snapshot, taken with a still camera, of the organism's most profound inherited artifact, and B can be viewed as relating to a movie, taken with a video camera, of the way the organism dynamically develops, lives, behaves, etc.
Marker's film stills, snapshots, and more formal compositions from the past sixty years include images of well-known people (Simone Signoret, Fidel Castro, Salvador Dali) but focus primarily on anonymous citizens seen in passing, some of whom engage the camera with a soulful stare.
Nocturne (5.56) is another 1937 piece, and while this footage was filmed in 1970, it is still a remarkable snapshot of that period style, the understated choreography for the legs and feet made eloquent by piercing little details of the arms and head.
Still, a financial snapshot emerges from Schonfeld Securities, the arm that does trading with Schonfeld's capital.
