Sentence examples for historical snapshot from inspiring English sources

With apologies to the Harper's Index, the following data provide a historical snapshot.

The portraits provide a historical snapshot of changes in the school over time.

This pilot case study takes a historical snapshot of the development of visual grammar and illustrates its relationship.

Rather than being a historical snapshot, Monuments Should Not Be Trusted feels more like a continuing debate.

The underlying census data, the federal government said in its brief, can be subject to sampling errors and undercounting, and the data are in any event a historical snapshot that does not take account of changing demographics later.

Monday brings a special program at 1 30 p.m., "Historical Snapshot: A Day in the Life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.," in which Yolanda Clarke, a civil rights activist, will discuss her participation in the Aug. 28, 1963, March on Washington.

Callow's piece, deftly scripted by Jonathan Bate, mingles biographical snippets with historical snapshots; and, although Callow describes Shakespeare and speaks his words, he never plays him directly.

Some information published before 11 May 2010 has been removed, but can still be accessed through the National Archives website". The election trawls – aimed at providing historical snapshots of political and administrative change – were carried out four weeks and one week before 6 May and one week afterwards.

This approach is analogous to the principal component analysis with multiple dependent variables that represents various similar historical snapshots.

As we move through the semester, a key goal is to connect these historical snapshots to broader social, economic, and political transformations.

This analysis comprises two historical snapshots of internet websites, with the updated search six months later finding rapid change in website availability, visibility and information.