Sentence examples for snapshot of each from inspiring English sources

The snapshot of each time interval was used to give the estimate in percent of the residual oil left in the micro-model.

They were not intended to recount a person's résumé, but rather to give a snapshot of each victim's personality, of a life lived.

It was created in 1960 by Arpad Elo, a physics professor, as a snapshot of each player's ability and a tool for predicting games' outcomes.

Then we feature that election on our website, Global Vote, with a snapshot of each candidate giving very succinct information about who they are and what they appear to stand for.

Henry was one of the punditry stars of the last World Cup, although the requirements are a little different on the BBC, its choppier style giving only a brief, cartoonish snapshot of each talking head.

Here is a brief snapshot of each of them: Alaska: President Obama's low approval rating is hurting the Democratic incumbent, Mark Begich, and helping his opponent, Dan Sullivan, the state's former attorney general.

In other words, they obtained snapshots of each vibrational mode (Fig. 1).

While the reports include benchmarks and goals, the results offer statistical snapshots of each sport and, especially for the winter offerings, underscore the areas that are lacking.

The cameras take 25 snapshots of each pitch, capturing the speed and spin rate from different angles, and recording where in the strike zone the pitch lands.

Besides taking snapshots of each car, the computerized system reads its license plate so the car can be identified again down the road, enabling the computer to tell the public exactly how fast traffic is moving.

Although photographs are officially prohibited in the gardens, many people in our group took snapshots of each other in front of the lawn, with the cupola of St. Peter's as a backdrop, and the Vigilance officers patrolling the grounds didn't seem to mind.