It is an interesting theory, based on Wilkinson's reluctance to be regarded as a hero and his subsequent realisation – particularly painful for a perfectionist – that he could never improve on that particular snapshot in time.
For example, a snapshot can be called 'snapshot 14w31a'.The 14 is the last two digits of the current year, the w means week, and the 31 is the week of development that it is in, and the a represents the first version of that particular snapshot and can be 14w31b, 14w31c and so on.
Sometimes I want to remember him in a more complete and global way -- as all the ideas and jokes and hopes and worries that made him who he was -- but sometimes I crave those particular snapshots, those single perfect intersections of space and time.
This allows users to save and work on a particular snapshot of genomes knowing that the underlying dataset remains consistent.
In short, it's an educated guess between the company and a set of investors at one particular snapshot in time.
It contains completed information for a particular snapshot; While B-frame and P-frame are subordinated frames with much smaller in size.
Temporal accuracy concerns the appropriateness of using a particular snapshot or snapshots of time for a particular GIS-based analysis or modeling effort.
Currently, these models focus on the stress calculation taken from a particular snapshot of the cardiac cycle or for the entire cycle.
Our use of survival to flowering captured a particular snapshot of selection, which can differ in intensity and direction when different fitness measures are used (Kalisz 1986; but see Kingsolver and Diamond 2011 for selection on size).
To distinguish between these mechanisms requires characterization of reaction intermediates and, in particular, snapshots of the transition state along the recognition pathway.
