Sentence examples for snapshot process from inspiring English sources

We're probably going to make a lot more rapid progress now, because we've essentially separated the research and development part of the effort (working on new features, describing how things got implemented, and so on) from the technical report snapshot process, so the two parts of the effort do not need to block each other.

All analyses were conducted on a QoL data snapshot processed by 20 April 2007 and a main clinical study data snapshot of 7 December 2009.

The snapshot operation allows a process to read all the entries in such a way that the reading of the whole array appears as it is was an atomic operation.

Then, a kMC simulator is used to generate representative surface snapshots during process evolution to obtain values of the state vector of the stochastic ODE system.

Ever since, I've wanted to interview Rutgers School of Communication and Information Assistant Professor Vikki Katz, given her spot-on snapshot of process-based research and outcomes-based industry: As a researcher, I develop detailed explanations for why variation exists across a group of people and why they not homogeneous -- and I need that to be understood.

Two NAC domain RNAs, Nam 9, and two WRKY transcription factors contain both PTB and Pumilio binding motifs in their DSS (Table  7).> Compared to a genomic study, transcriptome analysis is more informative as it provides a snapshot of processes of physiology and development.

More importantly, though, it makes scratch more than a snapshot seen mid-process, encompassing the whole process, from start to finish.

"This is an exceptionally clear snapshot of the process".

The T.F.R. is designed to offer a snapshot of a process — childbearing — that occurs over many years.

"This provides a snapshot into a process we geologists don't normally recognize — the role of seismicity," he said.

Ambulocetus The evolutionary leap from land to marine mammals was a problem for Darwin, but Ambulocetus gave a snapshot of the process in action.