Sentence examples for snapshot and a from inspiring English sources

An anthology is a cultural snapshot, and a book must have an endpoint, which is difficult when sharp new voices – Sara Baume, Danielle McLaughlin – keep announcing themselves.

He informed the Tarrants that he took three pictures of every scene - a black & white snapshot, a colored snapshot and a moving picture.

But most were unremarkable — a pretty sunset, a cute dog — and illustrated the enormous gap between a snapshot and a photograph.

The sites were simple, each with a snapshot and a brief description that reads less like an epitaph than a yearbook entry.

As Yuste explained to me, the key goal of the project is not to map what neurons are connected to which other neurons (yielding a static "connectome"), but to visualize the action of all the individual neurons in a given organism simultaneously, as organisms behave, akin to the difference between a snapshot and a high-resolution video.

And it combines artificial neural network, which identifies characters in the snapshot, and a simple statistics which finds the most appealing results among the result sequences.

It's the difference between a snapshot and an overhead video that shows the comings and goings of everybody in a city over the course of a week.

We suggest that the combination of a prevalence (cheap and short, and providing a one-day snapshot) and an incidence survey (targeted surveillance of high-risk areas) provide the best picture of HAI in settings with limited resources.

The simulation algorithm captures the state of the whole population twice per day, a daytime point-in-time snapshot and an evening snapshot, with individuals (possibly) moving locations between successive day or night periods, such as household to school or workplace for the day phase, returning home for the night period.

After the photo was revealed to be a family snapshot and not a portrait of a child in poverty, readers felt deceived and The Daily Mirror came under fire from media critics and blogs.

The collective impact of the projects is thus a work in progress and must be viewed as a snapshot and not a definitive statement of eventual impact.