Sentence examples for capturing an instant from inspiring English sources

Radeon Pro and Radeon Relive includes a new set of features that give you graphics hardware built-in DVR-style controls, including an always-on or hotkey assignable Overlay for accessing settings, capturing an instant replay of up to 20 minutes of past footage at a tap, or recording a file going forward at various frame rates and resolutions.

If you had a photograph capturing an instant of social change, what would it look like?

This is music of stunned awe, music that seems to capture an instant of divine revelation.

Stop-action was called instantaneous photography, but that was because it captured an instant, not because it could be seen instantly.

A personal favorite is the January , 1997 playlist, which captures an instant in which mainstream pop was more heterogeneous than it had ever been: there's the Beastie Boys, the Butthole Surfers, Beck, D'Angelo, the Roots, Maxwell, the Posies, Soul Coughing, Sublime.

There are cleaver touches, such as if you tap and hold to the "S Pen" you can capture an instant screenshot, which is then opened in an image editor.

He lingered for the slightest extra moment on the vowel in the last word of the Mahler cycle — "Traum" ("Dream") — capturing in an instant the song's melancholy beauty and showing the instincts and training of an exceptional recitalist.

The fifth step is providing intra-class feedback during the class period, which requires an instant practical information for capturing an overall understanding of class.

The exchange captured in an instant the way the world had changed for Mr. Kerry on Tuesday night as he scored victories across the country on the primary night that carried the largest delegate prize yet.

So while the wide swaths of black that tumble every which way like giant logs across the eight-and-a-half-foot-wide expanse of "Harleman," and the ragged edges and the splatter suggest painting out of violent impulse, the composition tells a different story: a tale in which order and chaos are captured in an instant of perfect equilibrium.

In other words, according to Clark, Auerbach's manipulation of pigments through impasto aims at conveying a type of presence that can only be captured in an instant (which is a key aspect of the medium of painting and differentiates it from other media such as film and music, to give just two examples) and is not representative or figurative.