Sentence examples for make snapshots from inspiring English sources

Kodak is coming out with the Z1085 IS, a slim six-ounce camera with a 5X optical zoom and several built-in features to make snapshots look more professional.

Another feature, Versions, will also make snapshots of documents in progress, storing them using Apple's Time Machine backup software.Just as Lion moves closer to iOS, iOS will soon mostly detach itself from the Macintosh and desktop ecosystem to which it has been tethered since its launch.

ImageJ v. 1.46r software was used to process data from CSLM: to make snapshots and Z-stacks.

The diminutive ninja you control has just two attacks, one of which, a hurled shuriken, can be used only thee times per level, forcing players to make snapshot, yet crucial, decisions.

I remember five years ago we would make snapshot decisions and say this patient's not fit for chemo so take them to surgery directly or this patient's not fit for surgery at all.

Colour photography is mainstream; mobile phones and social media have made snapshots the most natural visual language of all.

One look at the ambivalence in the faces of older people in many snapshots says it all: they know exactly what it means when people start fussing and making snapshots of them.

Mr. Gursky, he points out, was the son of a commercial photographer from whom he first learned to take pictures, and for a while during the 1970's he carried around a Leica, making snapshots on the street.

Therefore, we manually made snapshots over several minutes and took those diagrams, which display the biggest time deviation.

To reveal the earthquake sequence shown in Fig. 2, we made snapshots of wave energy propagation using the MS envelopes obtained at each Hi-net station.

In 1948, the Polaroid Corporation offered the Land Camera, which made black-and-white prints in sixty seconds, thus cutting out the local developer and making snapshot-taking more private than ever.