Sentence examples for transient snapshots from inspiring English sources

But a report in the current Nature suggests otherwise: The brain, it seems, does not memorize transient snapshots of the world around us.

These paintings were more like transient snapshots that recorded, at times, what was directly in front of you.

In addition to the unpredictability of sampling error potentials, one should bear in mind that liver biopsy results may in fact represent only a transient & mutable snapshot during the extremely irregular lifestyle- and diet-driven hepatic histological changes, especially in the pediatric age.

Sailing through as many as six disciplines in just under a year, students have opportunities for only transient relationships, garnering mere snapshots of their patients' illnesses and lives.

In order to explain the sources of these marked phases, we produced Figure 10, which shows ten snapshots of transient subsurface motions for model 2 with material 2 under vertical incidence (α = 0°).

(a) Transient cumulative images of 500 snapshots showing that nine atoms move the predefined path (red arrows) sequentially.

8 Conducting a larger, more representative survey, would provide more precise information about patient recording, but it is likely that such a snapshot would be transient, and would not add much more to an understanding of motivations and utility.

As a result of synoptic sky surveys like Palomar-Quest and Catalina Realtime Transient Survey digital movies instead of individual snapshots are available (although with often large gaps between successive frames).

Thus, it is unnecessary to extract total transient solutions at all time nodal points (t_{n}) as snapshots such as done in [19, 20].

Ma, J. & Yang, W. Three-dimensional distribution of transient interactions in the nuclear pore complex obtained from single-molecule snapshots.

Four tracer approaches namely the frozen velocity approach, the snapshot approach, the data sampling approach and the transient approach, were compared.