Sentence examples for capturing a snapshot from inspiring English sources

Armed only with a Flip-like handheld video camera, 100 contributors to video-sharing site WinkBall will aim to interview at least 100 Carnival goers each, capturing a snapshot of the weekend they say the big broadcasters cannot.

Astronomers have detected dust grains glomming together around a faraway star, capturing a snapshot of what appear to be newly forming alien planets caught in the act of being born.

In this study, ultra-deep sequencing was able to detect a single revertant T215N at 4.3% in subject #18, essentially capturing a snapshot of evolving HIV strains that may have once been thymidine analog resistant, and providing historical resistance information that would not otherwise be possible by conventional genotyping.

The restriction of the reconstituted system to single Bax molecule activity allows us capturing a snapshot of MOMP that precedes Bax homo-oligomerization.

One possibility is that the immune system is not down regulated in this behavioral paradigm, and the assays are simply capturing a snapshot of the natural variation in immune response gene expression.

"Thousands flock every year to capture a snapshot of this fallen neon.

It would, however, be nice to capture a snapshot of Americans' background through some kind of statistical survey.

The background of a December 2001 article in Vanity Fair about the social life of a young Congressional aide captured a snapshot of Mr. Magliocchetti in his element.

The Bug – Poison Dart (London Zoo, 2008) In a paranoid post-7/7 world, Kevin "The Bug" Martin's capital city deconstruction captured a snapshot of creeping urban dread.

"The paper captured a snapshot of a rapidly changing situation but then the web really came into its own," the website's business editor said.

In that case, the Pedra de Fogo Formation would capture a snapshot of the animals and plants living in these environments.