Sentence examples for snapshots of which from inspiring English sources

As he lies comatose, suspended between life and death, his family and friends slowly begin reckoning with the complexities of his life, the silences and secrets that have kept Luke from integrating his present and his past, snapshots of which we see as the play moves several years back in time.

In fact, Simon Perkins of the Massachusetts Audubon Society said the list he works on was intended to give a snapshot of which birds are in eastern Massachusetts in a given week.

This paper refers to AiiDA v0.10.0, a snapshot of which can be obtained from https://github.com/aiidateam/aiida_core/archive/v0.10.0.tar.gz.

This paper refers to version 0.1.0 of smiles-scripts, a snapshot of which is available at http://www.crystallography.net/archives/2018/software/smiles-scripts/smiles-scripts-0.1.0.tar.gz.

This paper refers to cod-tools v2.1, a snapshot of which can be obtained from http://www.crystallography.net/cod/archives/2017/software/cod-tools/cod-tools-2.1.tar.gz.

This is a useful list because it provides a snapshot of which Facebook app developers are doing the best by adding up all of their apps and comparing them in one place.

"The THE student experience survey aims to provide a snapshot of which universities are performing well in this area, and while no single institution can ever offer a blueprint for others simply to replicate, it should be possible to learn lessons from those universities that appear to be getting most things right".

"Can't tip someone who doesn't love Jesus," read the alleged note, a snapshot of which can be viewed below.

The outcome of host cell and mycobacterial interactions most likely depends on differential molecular events, a snapshot of which may be measured in the changing transcriptional profiles of Mφs and DCs, which we have investigated here.

There are the exotic "vacations," depicted as a series of snapshots, on which the boys imagine accompanying the sisters (including the resurrected Cecilia).

Yet "The Glass Collector" is less a plot-driven novel than a series of character portraits and snapshots, some of which are taken directly from the news.