Sentence examples for snapshot images from inspiring English sources

The childhood snapshot images come alive on stage as a formal exercise.

The duration of the dataset which is comprised from Aqua-MODIS Land Surface Temperature (LST) night-time snapshot images and also Global Ionospheric Maps (GIM), is 62 days.

In Billington's words, there is "a feeling, which runs throughout the play, that the past is pinned down through a series of snapshot images, moments frozen in time".

It's almost a flip-book version of the original publication, constructed out of hundreds of snapshot images, linked together by Charmatz with his own transitional movements and his own selection of music.

In the ten years of operations since, Yohkoh has acquired more than 6 million soft X-ray snapshot images and detected more than 2800 high energy X-ray solar flares.

As snapshot images have become objects of cultural nostalgia in the digital age, this book offers rich insights into their manifold social and communal practices and their surprising aesthetic influence.

Each notification comes with a snapshot image taken from the camera, which is saved in the Nest app as a timeline of previous events, although I found that the images for just-happened events didn't always appear immediately in the timeline.

With mental health it is much more difficult to generate that empathy: there are no externally apparent symptoms to create a good snapshot image, and indeed it is very difficult to understand what living with schizophrenia or bipolar disorder would actually be like.

In her review of "Cabot Wright Begins," Sontag shrewdly identified at least three authorial identities: "Purdy the satirist and fantasist; Purdy the gentle naturalist of American, particularly small-town American, life; and Purdy the writer of vignettes or sketches, which give us a horrifying snapshot image of helpless people destroying each other".

As pointed out by colleagues at Great American Eclipse, viewing the full animation will prevent any misinterpretation of the snapshot image.

Microsoft has added a particularly innovative feature called Sparklines, which gives a visual snapshot image of a data trend over time within a cell.