In carefully staged snapshots released to the press (taking advantage of new printing and image-making technologies), the royal ménage was pictured on vacation at the seashore, both parents fully engaged in family life.
You have staged snapshots that contradict the speculative buzz surrounding "Cuba's future".
Dripping in black, the dancers arch backward in slow motion, twitch their bodies like addicts or congregate in the middle of the stage for snapshot moments.
To resolve the observation difficulty due to the fast nucleation rate and crystal growth at high supercooling degrees (>60 °C), a high speed camera was mounted on the polarized optical microscope equipped with a hot stage to successfully snapshot the corresponding processes at various crystallization temperatures (Tc) in the range of 96 120 °C.
As the audience found their seats, a slideshow on stage displayed a snapshot of their theater director being honored at the Tony Awards, a message of congratulations to an Oscar-nominated alumna, and stunning images of the school's recent production of "The Wiz" (pictured right).
A., and Picard R. W., "SNAPSHOT Expose: Stage Based and Social Theory Based Applications to Reduce Stress and Improve Wellbeing," CHI 2016 Computing and Mental Health Workshop.
More precisely, we show that topological information of evolving microstructures alone suffices to accurately detect both concentration information and the actual decomposition stage of a data snapshot.
Since Brawls launch, the Smash Service has updated the game's Vault with one user submitted snapshot, custom stage and replay data chosen by Nintendo every day; each new update overwrites the previous.
These studies, however, typically consider each temporal stage as an independent snapshot.
Nineteen stages of embryonic development were identified for fall Chinook salmon, with each stage representing a discrete snapshot within a time interval when discernable morphological characteristics were present (Table 1).
