Sentence examples for snapshot picture from inspiring English sources

"Clearly these figures only give a snapshot picture as we're one year in, and the work programme offers support to claimants for two years, but these results are encouraging and something providers can look to build on," said the minister.

And her portrayal of her own family, whose wanderings and separations so closely mirror Korea's past century, is just as important, in many ways, as her snapshot picture of Mr Kim.Ms Sung was born in a Seoul suburb, Gyeh Dong, in 1935.

At time t3 the system has completely recovered as can be seen in the lower snapshot picture of Fig. 12.

So for a very short moment, those 3 red LEDs go dark as can be seen in the middle snapshot picture of Fig. 12.

They may be cross-sectional, providing a snapshot picture of a population at a particular point in time, or longitudinal, following the individuals over a period of time.

At the end, key elements from all four parts of the series are summarized so that the reader has a snapshot picture of several of the unique aspects of research in MBT.

The generated data is illustrated using two-dimensional snapshot pictures as well as three-dimensional (two spatial plus one temporal dimension) trajectory images.

And like any snapshot, the picture can be misleading.

They provide a structured approach to the collection and organization of key background information, and a means to develop a snapshot or picture of the existing evidence base [ 16, 17, 20].

These simple lyric images evoke Alfred Stieglitz's intimate portraits of Georgia O'Keeffe; Callahan's photographs of his wife, Eleanor; and Allen Ginsberg's snapshot-like pictures of Peter Orlovsky, Jack Kerouac and William S. Burroughs.

Mr. Kern's voyeuristic, snapshot-style pictures of women -- staged using attractive models -- are uncommonly visceral instances of the so-called male gaze.