Sentences with phrase «as snapshots in time»

For graphic artist Charles Buckley, it's old cars that grab his attention with their more distinctive designs that really speak as snapshots in time.

It's important to remember that a Euro NCAP star rating only serves as a snapshot in time.

Carved into a timeless stillness, purified and almost abstracted by the stark beauty of the white material, these epitomes of bustling movement and energy are captured as a snapshot in time.

This will freeze the view as a snapshot in time, which can be useful if you are trying to identify a process that starts and quickly dies, or if you have decided to sort by CPU usage and all the rows keep jumping around.

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The data becomes inescapable as it's visible in real time through the CRM system, on mobile devices when someone wants to reflect on their performance, in performance snapshots delivered to their email inbox, and broadcast on TV monitors around the office.

Prior to as well as since personas were originated, the aim was to capture a static snapshot of the user or buyer at a particular point in time.

We shall have to consider a moment in the unfolding of the universe, that is, a snapshot that exists independently of any consciousness, then we shall try conjointly to summon another moment brought as close as possible to the first, and thus have a minimum of time enter into the world without allowing the faintest glimmer of memory to go with it.

«Seasons of Louisiana is a snapshot in time of where I am as a Chef at this moment.

As prospective adoptive parents review pictures, videos and medical records, this is only a «snapshot in time» as the child's cognitive and behavioral issues typically surface after being adopteAs prospective adoptive parents review pictures, videos and medical records, this is only a «snapshot in time» as the child's cognitive and behavioral issues typically surface after being adopteas the child's cognitive and behavioral issues typically surface after being adopted.

If anything, the early August poll was but a benchmark, a snapshot in time, as are all polls.

The SED acts as a census, taking a snapshot of those earning doctoral degrees in the United States at the time their degree is conferred, and the SDR aims to follow a subset of Ph.D. - level scientists in the United States through their careers.

Moeller is beginning to assemble a snapshot of the microbes in the guts of our ancient ape ancestor — in essence, a paleo gut that fit our paleo diet — and hopes to go even further back in time if, as seems likely, all mammals have evolved their unique microbiota from a common ancestral population in the distant past.

This gave the scientists snapshots of the parasite's genome at multiple time points, allowing them to track evolution as it unfolded in the lab.

Researchers work out these equations by measuring the objects at various points in time and then developing a formula that links all of those points together, such as filling in a video from a set of snapshots.

Lynden Cooper, Principal Investigator on the project, said: «To Upper Palaeolithic archaeologists sites such as Bradgate Park are the equivalent of a Pompeii, preserving a record of human existence from a snapshot in time millennia ago.

At any given instant it can be argued that the cell is in a «state» defined by its components — their concentrations and locations, the interactions between components — that are modulated in space and time, and the complex circuitry — that involves a large number of interacting networks and a snapshot of the dynamical processes — such as gene expression, cell cycle, transport of components, etc..

The inner Serpens Cloud Core is remarkably detailed in this image, as it was assembled from 82 separate snapshots totaling a whopping 16.2 hours of Spitzer observing time.

Because a single measurements serves only as an isolated snapshot in time, and may not be reflective of total body iodine status, repeat testing may be necessary before conclusions about iodine deficiency can be drawn.

Every member profile you view will have relevant information, such as when was the last time they were online, where they actually live, and it will also include in a snapshot so that you can see what they look like.

Despite a fine central performance from Idris Elba, that film tried to cover way too much ground with the result that it came across as a series of snapshots, fine enough in themselves but not enough to give us a true sense of the man which, say, concentrating on a specific time in his life may well have done.

Testing is part of how families choose, but it should be used as a benchmarking tool, not to whip educators and schools with results that reflect a snapshot in time.»

«Once states had developed the framework to take a snapshot of student skills each year, as the law requires, I invited them to join me in combining those static measurements to demonstrate progress over time.

As Salman Khan, the media's personification of the flipped - classroom, observes in The One World Schoolhouse, «Although it makes class time more interactive and lectures more independent, the «flipped classroom» still has students moving together in age - based cohorts at roughly the same pace, with snapshot exams that are used more to label students than address their weaknesses» (see «To YouTube and Beyond,» book reviews, Summer 2013).

Using standardized tests, which represent one snapshot in time, as the sole point in making decisions about student and school progress has been found by researchers time and again to be an improper use of assessment with little scientific basis.

Second: one - time «snapshot» data of a single cohort of kids, which is all that NAEP can supply the first time around, tell you nothing about the academic achievement of children before they entered their charter schools — and just about everyone knows that a big fraction of the youngsters enrolling in charters were already behind the education eight - ball as a result of dismal performance in previous schools.

Because the tests measure different groups of students from year to year, the results are best used as snapshots of performance relative to other countries at one point in time.

This is of course just a snapshot in time and we have yet to see how intentions may be affected as the influence of the EBacc begins to take effect over the next couple of years.

- Booklist «Told from the point of view of more than a half - dozen characters, the vignettes that make up the narrative are generally powerful in isolation, but as a whole fail to develop into anything more than a series of snapshots of a family touched by time and tragedy.»

I also love to review the blog posts I write later as it is a great way to capture a snapshot in time.

The snapshot is a great beginning — but I'm really interested in following this through as time goes on as an author that sells 100 books a week on a regular basis will ultimately earn more than someone who debuts at 1,000 books a week then falls off to 30 — 40 in the next 10 weeks.

So take this as one example in a snapshot of time!

That's because credit scores are a snapshot in time, and can change with regular financial behaviors such as opening new credit lines or loans, paying off loans, taking on debt, and making on - time payments (or missing them) as time goes on.

A credit score is a snapshot in time and can regularly migrate 20 points as your credit behavior changes — even minutely.

You determine the timing and frequency of emails as well as the number of transactions included in a snapshot.

Providing pertinent tax information, such as size of family, income earned, credits, deductions and taxes already paid, can give you a rough snapshot of your tax liability in time to make some adjustments to withholding, which may mean more money in your pocket today.

«Your preapproval is a snapshot in time and you want to make sure your finances stay as close to that snapshot as possible,» Koss says.

Even then, we will not get a clear picture because the manager will jump into more conforming positions just in time for the official snapshot to be taken, as all derivative fund managers do.

Once those accounts are removed from your credit reports, they will no longer be included in the calculation of your FICO score, since the score is calculated as a snapshot of your reports at a specific time.

The study was essentially a snapshot; it used information on dogs» eye phenotype and HSF4 genotype as of a particular point in time.

That's because credit scoring companies, such as FICO and VantageScore, calculate the amount of debt you have at a snapshot in time.

As the game's credits begin, it is revealed through the snapshots that Toad and the other heroes finally had the time to relax in the various areas of Isle Delfino after Bowser's defeat.

That iteration of the website is long gone, but as of the time of this article's writing the files are still accessible via snapshots of their site on The Internet Archive, letting both newcomers and nostalgic fans check out games like Phalanx, Lagoon, and Genocide in a form closer to their original glory.

Functioning as time capsules, his Polaroid portraits and 35 mm snapshots document his life in a continuous stream of parties, art openings, and trips to Long Island beaches.

As suggested in the exhibition title there is a sense of «snapshot» or point in time, in which the fugacity of existence is intensified as an emotion is linked to its endinAs suggested in the exhibition title there is a sense of «snapshot» or point in time, in which the fugacity of existence is intensified as an emotion is linked to its endinas an emotion is linked to its ending.

This body of work stems from historical painting as a documentary means to capture vernacular moments in time and space while playing with common motifs in contemporary snapshot photography.

«Period piece» refers to films set in an earlier time period, that offer a cinematic snapshot of a historical moment, such as Charlie Chaplin's «Modern Times».

The idea is to maintain seeds not as a preserved snapshot of a particular genetic moment in time, but rather as a living, evolving resource that adapts to the conditions, climate and even cultural circumstances (think organic growing methods versus conventional, for example) that they find themselves in.

Of course literature is always going to be incoherent in this way whenever you try to take a snapshot, as it takes time for new data to percolate through the literature.

Cassidy rubbed salt in Landrieu's wound Tuesday, with his spokesman saying the vote was «perfect snapshot of her time as chair of the Energy Committee — a failure.»

Ideally, for «movable» datasets, one would want a system where snapshots in time were recoverable (and citable), along with pointers to the up - to - date versions, forward citation to publications that had used various versions and the ability to update analyses as time went on.