Sentence examples for shot shared from inspiring English sources

SHOT (SHared Ortholog and gene order Tree reconstruction tool, [ 4]) is a method for estimating gene content phylogeny which avoids some of the problems with genome size variation by ignoring shared absences.

Wollaston voiced concern that "sexting" (sharing indecent photographs) could be traumatic for vulnerable young women persuaded to pose for intimate pictures then finding the shots shared widely.

But after 90 minutes and 29 shots shared between the two finals-bound teams, neither could find a route to goal.

Several professional athletes, including NBA star James Harden and NFL players Julian Edelman and Ezekiel Elliott, have been surreptitiously photographed in bed by women while sleeping, only to have the trophy shots shared on Snapchat or other social media platforms.

Or indeed the endless regurgitation of socially acceptable baby, wedding and binge-drinking shots shared over Facebook.

The photo is the latest in a series of behind-the-scenes shots shared by Shankman, who has posted this first image of Tom Cruise as rocker Stacee Jaxx as well as this amazing picture of Alec Baldwin as former rocker Dennis Dupree and Russell Brand as venue owner Lonnie.

I'm not talking about her work as an actor and dancer, rather the auteur-like way in which her music, videos and even press shots share an aesthetic.

Once he got the shot, he shared it with the world on historypin.com, a Web site with ambitions to create a large collection of historical photos cataloged by location and date.

Francis Galton, the founder of eugenics, and Alphonse Bertillon, the French criminologist who more or less invented the mug shot and shared with Galton an unreflective faith in photographic objectivity, are both here to start things off.

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The comment was deleted soon after posting, but witnesses had taken a screen shot and shared it with local media and the sheriff's department.