The second thing that Illumio provides, in addition to the detailed protection, is a big-picture snapshot of what the whole network is doing, which the company likes to refer to as a "network MRI", in order to identify where problems may lurk.
We recognise this provides an incomplete picture, a snapshot of implementation over what is, at a minimum, a five-year programme.
For these readers, Figure 1 offers a visual picture or snapshot of these semantic relationships: where concepts are located one in relation to another, where the most frequent concepts tend to be and the typical semantic pathways between them.
Fine and Dandy maintains a blog and a Tumblr full of style inspiration pictures and snapshots of glamorous men.
To create that work he gathered various kinds of pictures — family snapshots, outtakes from 1960s news documentaries, stills from Hollywood war films — and reprinted them all at the same size.
Much as the proud display of sonogram pictures and snapshots of squishy-faced newborns probably should be limited to close relatives and generous friends, so should accounts of first-trimester hypersensitivity to smells and the drama of pushing be judiciously dispensed.
The picture resembles a snapshot.
The line between truth and lies, between full picture and misleading snapshot, is terrifyingly thin.
It is a colour picture, more a snapshot really, of five friends meeting by the side of a river.
And her portrayal of her own family, whose wanderings and separations so closely mirror Korea's past century, is just as important, in many ways, as her snapshot picture of Mr Kim.Ms Sung was born in a Seoul suburb, Gyeh Dong, in 1935.
Here in Walgett, where a meat works that chops up kangaroos for export is the main chance for employment, the small-bore picture is a snapshot of the nationwide problems.
