Lucy was talking about good and bad snapshots of friends, and it was all I could do to resist showing the two of green-shirted Mary--I had to hold my right arm with my left.
The photographs, grainy and over- or underexposed shots of locations in National City, had been printed in photo-emulsion on canvas, so they looked just like bad amateur snapshots.
One of the best-liked commercials showed a dog, accused by its master of bad behavior, using Polaroid snapshots to prove the culprit was actually her cat.
Progressive is going to levy a surcharge on drivers they deem "bad" or aggressive via their Snapshot device.
Mr. Bloomberg and his aides dismiss polls as little more than snapshots taken at a bad moment during the party.
The stereochemical quality of the snapshots was ascertained via PROCHECK (Laskowski et al., 1993); for all snapshots, the maximum number of bad contacts was 17 and fewer than 3% of the amino acids were in disallowed regions of the Ramachandran plot.
A listless session moved deeper into the red Thursday afternoon following another worrisome snapshot of the U.S. job market and bad news from a major drug company, before finishing off its worst levels with modest losses.
As you are out for your daily commute, and you notice an accident, traffic jam, or just a bit of bad weather, whip out your Gphone and take a snapshot.
On the other hand, such cameras are mainly used for snapshots, "and for snapshot-sized photos, sometimes digital zoom isn't too bad," said Sally Smith Clemens, a product manager at Olympus.
On the other hand, such cameras are mainly used for snapshots, and for snapshot-sized photos, sometimes digital zoom isn't too bad, said Sally Smith Clemens, a product manager at Olympus.
