"see snapshot" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a picture or photo that has been sent to you, or one that you know the other person has seen. For example, you may write in an email, "Attached you will find the report – see snapshot for a better overview of the data."
Our spectrum analyzer was placed in a protected room and connected to a high-performance wideband (300 to 3,000 MHz) omnidirectional discone antenna (specifically the Sirio SD 3000N model; Sirio Antenne, Volta Mantovana, Verona, Italy) using a 10-m low-loss RG213-U coaxial cable (see snapshot in Figure 2).
This viewer can simultaneously visualize known and predicted pathway membership information, i.e., pathway annotation transfers (see snapshot in Fig. 5 as an example), and allows the user to analyze, individually or together, the examined 8 signaling pathways in the 3 species.
This strategy detected 42 cases of TB in 9,877 homeless persons in Los Angeles (7 ), and 2 cases of active pulmonary TB among 221 persons during a 1-night "snapshot" shelter-based survey (see "Snapshot Interventions," below) in Marseille, France (27 ).
You see snapshots taken by German soldiers showing civilians who were hanged from a tree, a bridge and a balcony.
We see snapshots of Howie's mother, but we come to know her through the man and the boy whose lives have been derailed by her loss.
An exhibition in Argentina is letting visitors see snapshots of the daily life of Pope Francis in the ten years before he ascended to the papacy.
Finally, in (20,20), it is observed a typical liquid behaviour, although a peak in RDF appears at 10 Å and can be attributed to the layer formed at the surface of confined water (see snapshots in Fig. 2).
Instead, you see "snapshots in time:" life on the beach, margarita in hand.
And head over to her Instagram to see snapshots of her practice at home.
See snapshots in Figure 4D.
He has a gift for visualizing designs — for seeing snapshots of the whole while others wrestle with details — and for drawing them out of the people around him.
