After all, who hasn't had snapshots come back from the processor all black, or white, or featuring a foot, or the sidewalk, or -- oops -- a head and the ceiling?
Wells had just had a family vacation in Barcelona; on his phone, he had snapshots of sketches that he'd made of the city, along with photographs of what he approvingly called "ugly food," including blackened artichokes resembling dead starlings.
Kirchherr asked the Beatles if they would mind letting her take photographs of them in a photo session, which impressed them, as other groups only had snapshots that were taken by friends.
A German photographer, Astrid Kirchherr, asked if they would mind letting her take photographs of them in a photo session, which impressed them, as other groups only had snapshots taken by friends.
where Pr (A τ |G,s,τ) denotes the probability of a cascade on G starting from s having snapshot A τ at time τ.
His "This Is Your Life" album has snapshots of a comfortable 1960s childhood in communities like Roslyn.
Does the average shopper care that most private men's clubs are likelier to have snapshots of ancient tennis champions falling out of their frames, and flaking club chairs with springs that come at you like rectal thermometers?
He also has snapshots of different environments where he has given speeches.
"We have snapshots of data from different time periods" and different places, she says.
"We have snapshots of data from different time periods" and different places, says environmental engineer Nancy Kinner of the University of New Hampshire, Durham.
