Sentence examples for extensive snapshot from inspiring English sources
Starmer said the 4,800 public responses were the "most extensive snapshot of public opinion on assisted suicide since the 1961 Suicide Act was passed".
Starmer said the guidelines had been drawn up after the "most extensive snapshot of public opinion" since the drawing up of the 1961 Act.
The 2013 Human Development Report, released last week by the United Nations Development Programme, gives both a global snapshot and extensive predictions of the world's state of development.
For the minor species of molecular ions O+2 and NO+ in the lower ionosphere, the available data are extensive enough to provide some snapshots of the average spatial morphology of the ion composition and variance through all phases of the solar cycle, but there are significant altitudinal gaps in data coverage when sorted on solar activity.
To establish a possible correlation between docking performance and target conformational attributes the clustered snapshots have been subjected to extensive self- and cross-docking experiments as well as virtual screening using the GOLD docking programme.
The design of wait-free implementations of atomic snapshot memories has been the subject of extensive theoretical research in recent years.
In addition, while we utilised an extensive list of 47 search phrases, we acknowledge that we are presenting a snapshot of this emerging field.
Reviews include a snapshot summary that lists detailed pros and cons of each hotel, and extensive descriptions on the scene, service, location, features, activities, food and drinks for hotels.
After an extensive equilibration protocol had been employed, unrestrained sampling was conducted for 100 ns, thereby saving 50000 equally spaced snapshots for subsequent analysis.
A single genome-scale dataset can capture a snapshot of cellular function; integrative analysis of hundreds or thousands of genome-scale datasets can provide even more extensive systems-level insights regarding gene interactions under diverse conditions (Troyanskaya, 2005).
