Sentence examples for snapshot of development from inspiring English sources

However, ES cells only represent a snapshot of development.

In the "Stone Age" culture of the Dani, anthropologists believed they had a snapshot of human development at a crucial early stage, and rumors of other "uncontacted" tribes fueled fantasies of genuine discovery.

A snapshot of computer development in the early 1950s would have to show a number of companies and laboratories in competition technological competition and increasingly earnest business competition to produce the few computers then demanded for scientific research.

This pilot case study takes a historical snapshot of the development of visual grammar and illustrates its relationship.

In addition, chromatin maps generated in primary cells and tissues represent only a snapshot of the development stage during which they were isolated.

English............................................................ Digest No 4.  Infant mortality in Tajikistan The infant mortality rate in a country is so elemental that it is often used as an instant snapshot of the development status of a nation.

This blenny is a snapshot of evolution.

Fig. 2. Snapshots of plume development of vulcanian explosion of Shinmoedake on 1 February, 2011.

This means they briefly leave their temperature-controlled environment and single daily snapshots of their development are possible.

Published today, Fin Kennedy and Helen Campbell Pickford's report, In Battalions, provides a snapshot of new play development in England at the start of 2013.

He's right, of course, but the hourlong program does present an extremely user-friendly snapshot of the initial development of the Internet and its influence and impact over the past 30 years.