This visualization can be obtained at any point in time, providing a snapshot of the model for the present and recent past.
However the prevalence of smartphone ownership was only one objective of the survey and it does provide a snapshot at just one point in time providing a useful benchmark for future studies.
Analysis of states at single points in time provides snapshots; comparison of changes over time shows impact.
-- *2015 401(k) Participant Survey conducted by Koski Research for Schwab Retirement Plan Services, Inc. Koski Research is not affiliated with Schwab Retirement Plan Services, Inc. **In-depth behavior analysis of point-in-time advice provided through 401(k) plans serviced by Schwab Retirement Plan Services, Inc., 2010.
God designs the universe in His timeless knowledge, puts it into being at one point in time, and provides it with a constant and well-measured supply of "being" (wujûd).
A system instance can be selected at any point in time by providing a set of desired features, expressed as name value pairs, to an automated selector tool.
"From our point of view," Mr. Bloomberg said on the radio, "it will be a little harder, I think, at that point in time to provide police protection, but we have the greatest police department in the world and we will do what is necessary".
"From our point of view," Mr. Bloomberg said, "it will be a little harder, I think, at that point in time to provide police protection, but we have the greatest police department in the world and we will do what is necessary".
Thermal energy storage (TES) is an exclusive feature of solar thermal electric (STE) plants, allowing for solar energy to be efficiently stored and dispatched to the grid at a chosen point in time, thus providing an enhanced operation flexibility while potentially reducing the levelised cost of electricity generation (LCoE).
For highly persistent analytes, measured biomarker concentrations at a single point in time may provide a reasonably accurate surrogate for long-term average concentrations and, therefore, potential risks (according to current risk assessments) for individuals.
