Sentence examples for snapshot to a from inspiring English sources

The computer program compares the leaf snapshot to a library of leaf images.

Downloadable versions range from a pocket-sized snapshot to a detailed compendium, and additional resources on the Web can help people get what they need.

On "Photograph," he gives a snapshot to a lover and sings, "You can keep me inside the pocket of your ripped jeans," then "inside the necklace you got when you were 16".

Coming soon to iOS and Android, NameTag incorporates facial recognition capabilities to scan the mug of your potential date (or perfect stranger, w/e), before sending a snapshot to a server to find a match amongst millions of other photos.

The serious young photographer graduated from taking snapshots to a single-lens reflex camera, such as a Mamiya Sekor (popular among my friends), or, if you were more affluent, a Pentax.

The measure is a cross-sectional, prevalence measure that can be applied in a series of static "snapshots" to a dynamically changing population like the one in our study and in any typical health plan.

Currently, however, the development of multi-scale cell models is hampered by the fact that the enormous experimental progress achieved in making large-scale molecular snapshots of the cell was not flanked by an equally intensive elucidation of the biochemical processes unifying these molecular snapshots to a dynamic picture.

"Someone said I should take some snapshots to an agency," said Mr. Chalker, who must be gratified that he did, since his fee for 10 minutes on a catwalk averages $3,000.

Later, the actress shared a snapshot to her Instagram with a caption that had fans buzzing about her possibly filming for "Sex and the City 3".

In other words, if you had PosterWorks and enough paper and tape, you could enlarge a snapshot to about the size of a cruise ship.

After painting it, he sent a message and a snapshot to Ms. Darlington asking for her perspective on it.