Sentence examples for same snapshots from inspiring English sources

When you gaze at the same snapshots over and over again during the course of a lifetime, the images become part of the recollection itself until the two are interchangeable, and it's hard to say what you remember at all.

Listen for longer and you will hear that same snapshot again and again and again.

These percentages represent the time that this edge was found on a stack snapshot, divided by the number of occurrences of A on the same snapshot.

This script motif peeks into the corner of two parts of a triptych, each dominated by the same snapshot of a cat sitting on a Persian rug in a backyard, one slightly larger than the other.

Chelsea Through June 22 Anna Ostoya's impressive, conceptually multipronged and curiously self-reflexive exhibition includes a pair of paintings based on the same snapshot of two men kissing each other on the mouth.

At first glance, the Twitter page that Mr. Fahrenkopf created seemed perfectly plausible for a politician, and featured the same snapshot of Mr. Cuomo — smiling and looking off into the distance — that can be seen on the home page of the governor's new Web site.

You can then boot up another server with the exact same snapshot for instance.

The same snapshot with the H trajectory over 2 ps is shown in Fig. 5b: the characteristic donut and cross shapes are clearly identifiable.

"If you are looking at an image of someone's brain, the effect of taking cocaine or, as a Liverpool fan, watching your team beat Manchester City is essentially the same snapshot," says Simon. "Sport does matter.

This also means that MaxTBS-scheduling always leads to a higher cell throughput than proportional-fair scheduling if we consider the same snapshot for both schedulers, reflecting the well known tradeoff between system capacity (defined as cell throughput) and fairness of data rate allocation (see, e.g., [10]).

All energy components were computed by using the same 100 snapshots extracted from 5 to 10 ns.