Even if those factors were evened out, a grade earned on papers taken in the hay-fever season gives only a snapshot of performance on a particular day.
The science test — in earth, physical and life sciences — was given in early 2005 to 280,000 students, including an extra 30,000 at public schools in the 10 cities, which had volunteered so that they could get a comparative snapshot of performance.
CQC deputy chief executive Jill Finney said the report had provided a "snapshot" of performance, and the regulator would now probe more deeply into what was causing the problems.
In these examples, the framework data give a snapshot of performance information about each program, and provide an entry point for funders, researchers, and program managers to conduct preliminary comparisons and identify avenues for further investigation.
When her parents showed her some indistinct snapshots of her performance, that feeling was only heightened.
Overnight program ratings continue to serve as snapshots of show performance for media reports and network promotions, and they do include same-day DVR viewership.
Stuff like this: this hot chick Marina Abramovic would take blurry snapshots of her performances during the 70s.
But quickly, all concerned got caught up in exploiting the potential of the recording studio as another creative tool at their disposal, not just a place to create audio snapshots of live performances.
For the UK, the first snapshot of manufacturing performance in September continued a downbeat trend.
