Sentence examples for fraction of a second captured from inspiring English sources

He reaches for the hands around him, tipping so far forward that it appears, in the frozen fraction of a second captured in photographs, that he has lost his balance.

Too many times I've hit the camera button only to find the shot actually fired a fraction of a second later, capturing a blink or awkward pose rather than what I envisioned.

The greatest merit of photography is also its greatest weakness: a fraction of a second is enough to capture an image.

On the cover of his debut issue, Captain America is captured a fraction of a second after delivering a vicious right hook to Adolf Hitler's toothbrush mustache.

"Photography you can do all sorts of things with the mood and light and some of that's captured in a fraction of a second.

"It took almost two months to create an image that looks as if it was captured in a fraction of a second.

Typically, in such events, a uranium target is bombarded by a high number of fast (high-energy) neutrons for a small fraction of a second, a process known as rapid-neutron capture, or the r-process (in contrast to the slow-neutron capture, or s-process, described above).

That fraction of a percent captured by plants and other photosynthetic organisms flows into and through the food webs of the world.

Rankin: The act of taking pictures is capturing a moment of life, freezing life for a fraction of a second.

Some of the best pop captures a feeling that lasts a fraction of a second and stretches it out over three minutes.

HFT or algorithmic trading relies on computerized algorithms to capture trading opportunities that may open up for only a fraction of a second.