Aim for a brief, factual snapshot, backing it up with examples in the rest of your CV.
The investigator put the snapshots back into the envelope, careful not to smudge them.
This may sound like a prerequisite for any decent camera (George Eastman, Kodak's founder, incorporated the mechanism in his first snapshot camera back in 1888), but it took another 15 years before affordable consumer digital cameras managed the feat.
After all, who hasn't had snapshots come back from the processor all black, or white, or featuring a foot, or the sidewalk, or -- oops -- a head and the ceiling?
The only available photograph is a three-year-old snapshot of the back of her head in the kitchen of a restaurant.
The virtual machine (VM) snapshot can effectively back up the state, disk data, and configuration of a machine at a specific time point.
And as the business models of social networking sites change and digital technology develops, could these innocent snapshots someday come back and bite our children on the behind?
The story of "Pelléas" is being told out of earshot; Debussy's segregated, disconnected little scenes drop in on it, update us on what has happened between one and the next, send back snapshots of the melancholy progress.
To determine which way to go I plugged in my destination and Google Maps spit back a snapshot of a route through the Lincoln Tunnel and Route 23 North in New Jersey.
While the St . LouisCardinals and the Texas Rangers wait to begin their World Series in St . Louison Wednesday night, here's an old ballpark snapshot that instantly brings back for me an exact day and time of day, and the strangest event, surely, in World Series history.
