Teller's images can look almost snapshot-like, though he had a rigorous formal training at Munich's Bayerische Staatslehranstalt für Photographie in the 80s, and his pictures tend to be carefully staged, though not posed.
For technologists, SXSW seems like the best way to get an intense, exciting, almost overwhelming snapshot of all the issues that matter right now.
Amber in the glass, its flavor was a perfect, almost touching, snapshot of a fresh apple — the taste of skin, flesh and juice mingled with aromas of blossoms and wood spice.
So this is almost a snapshot, a day in the life of a patient with cognitive decline.
The ability of simultaneously obtaining an almost complete snapshot of metabolic activity in a given system is a strength of metabolomics, with the caveat that some metabolites may potentially require special processing methods, are not stable, or that markers of interest are proteins.
Almost every snapshot on the news this past week has been a spot in Boston or Cambridge or Watertown that my friends and I know, love, and frequent -- be it a restaurant in Watertown, a street where I run, or the MIT campus where my husband is a graduate student.
As the CT acquisition is much faster (in seconds) than PET scan (in minutes), CT image represents an almost instantaneous snapshot in comparison to the averaged PET images.
These almost cinematic snapshots of the social and cultural chaos of Caribbean life are not only hilarious, but also sing with the inventive cadences of the region.
Am I revealing my own prejudices by being intrigued (to the point of taking almost 100 snapshots) by the sight of a conservatively dressed Muslim woman having so much fun in public?
In addition to taking almost continual snapshots of the Internet and feeding them into its massive search engine, it is scanning entire libraries around the world, as well as storing the text of all the e-mails on its successful Gmail service.
So it's almost like a snapshot of a moment?
