Sentences with phrase «takes snapshot of»

Please note, taking game clips requires a specific hardware, if you don't meet hardware requirements, you can still capture the game moments by using «Windows + Alt + P» which takes a snapshot of the game currently being played.

When you create a system restore point, Windows just takes a snapshot of programs and settings related to the operating system.

Online Auto Insurance (OAI) takes a snapshot of major insurers in its latest study, breaking down everything from how each insurer's market share has grown or shrunk to advertising expenditures over recent years.

If the policy has a monthly step - up, the insurance company takes a snapshot of your account value each month.

By measuring both the creation of new ideas (patents) and new businesses, this ranking takes a snapshot of where new opportunities are being created in America.

Current Studio plans to permanently close Oklahoma Gazette, FEB 2018 Interview, S0102 Talkies, Planet Thunder Productions, MAY 2016 Current Studio challenges traditional art studio approach Oklahoma Gazette, MAR 2016 Stitch in time Tulsa World, JAN 2016 The Unbearable Absence of Landscapes 30 minutes, Public Radio Tulsa, DEC 2015 The Unbearable Absence of Landscapes Art Focus Oklahoma, NOV / DEC 2015 Complementing the Whole Oklahoma Gazette, AUG 2015 Elaborate Collaborate brings Oklahoma artists together for evolving art project NewsOK, AUG 2015 Creativity on the Spot Slice Magazine, July 2015 EKPHRASIS: Art & Poetry Art Focus Oklahoma, MAY / JUN 2015 OKC125: Photographic Perspectives of Downtown Art Focus Oklahoma, JAN / FEB 2015 Commentary: Art for everyone, everywhere Oklahoma Gazette, DEC 2014 Exhibit Celebrates Downtown OKC Through Disposable Camera Photography KOSU, DEC 2014 Downtown OKC's Underground tunnels are getting a makeover NewsOK, NOV 2014 Side by Side Artist Conversation 54 minutes, Panhandle PBS, MAY 2014 It's an Oklahoma Day, Part 1: Oklahoma City Bad at Sports, MAR 2014 Art 365 Catalog, 2014 Art 365: Romy Owens Art Focus Oklahoma, SEP / OCT 2013 Concept / OK Catalog, 2012 Concept / OK: Artist interview 7 minutes, OKVisualArts YouTube Channel, 2012 Concept / OK: Focus An Oklahoma and Kansas City Exchange Art Focus Oklahoma, NOV / DEC 2012 IN THE MOMENT: Art Now Takes a Snapshot of Current Art - making in the State ArtFocus Oklahoma, JAN / FEB 2012 Holland Hall's ARTworks Program Features OKC - Based Artist Romy Owens 30 minutes, Public Radio Tulsa, NOV 2011 They're All Blonde Art Focus Oklahoma, JAN / FEB 2011

When you import your Dynasty Warriors 7 save data into Xtreme Legends, it essentially takes a snapshot of your current save file, and uses this as a basis for what your Xtreme Legends data uses as a starting point.

But that's what the report itself does: Takes a snapshot of sales and multiplies by 365 to get the annual tax bracket.

«Put simply, RNA - seq takes a snapshot of the gene activity of the cell.

MiSciNet Editor Robin Arnette takes a snapshot of the Student Research Program at the American Sports Medicine Institute (ASMI) in Birmingham in the US, a unique centre in that it trains both sports science physicians and researchers.

At the end of every Presidential administration and Congressional term, the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) takes a snapshot of Presidential and Congressional websites.

The site takes a snapshot of your social media usage and presents it in a pretty infographic.

UK: Rankin takes snapshot of Edrington's Macallan The Edrington Group has today (13 November) unveiled a GBP1.3 m (US$ 1.93 m) The Macallan single malt Scotch whisky limited edition bottling.

It's a popular Instagram spot where visitors take snapshots of the crumbling buildings and empty landscape.

EnVeritas Chief Operations Officer Aubrae Wagner speaks highly of the program, saying it enables her to «take a snapshot of my screen then mark up the screen with text, arrows, circles, boxes, etc..

The Electorate of Canning by - election in Western Australia on September 19 will take a snapshot of the national mood, just over two years on from the federal poll.

Finally, zoom out and take a snapshot of current real estate trends, both in your local area and nationwide.

Finextra took a snapshot of this year's Fund Forum gathering in Berlin.

In Part I of this series we took a snapshot of equity crowdfunding so far in Canada, the funds actually raised to date, and talked to some of Canada's leading platforms and experts to find out if they believed culture has had an impact.

CM: How can businesses use surveys like this to take a snapshot of their own organization and compare it to what others look like in the marketplace?

Throughout history whenever we take a snapshot of a moment in time via a fossil or core samples we get the snowbank which is the stable or stasis form of any evolving life.

Editor's note: For the past three years, Stephen Smith has used Twitter's API to take a snapshot of what people say they are giving up for Lent.

Editor's note: For the past four years, Stephen Smith has used Twitter's API to take a snapshot of what people say they are giving up for Lent.

People have to look at from where a nation is coming from and moving towards rather than judge where they are at present — if you took a snapshot of countries like the USA around 1865 - 1880 or during the race riots or peace marches of the 60's you'd come away with a view of America as being an oppressive country (at least in the south)-- there is not a single thing happening in China that hasn't happened in the US or Britain as well your just looking at a single timeline while making a judgment.

Bible Road is a very different book from Church Signs Across America, in large part because the Paulsons stood in front of a lot of signs and took snapshots of them, whereas Fentress is a gifted artist whose photographs embrace the varying moods and textures of the many distinctly American scenes he portrays.

Ummm, any of you evolutionist / darwinists ever take a snapshot of mankind and thought about how us humans barely got to the moon, nor can we explain this world and all that is in it?

It's basically too busy to take a snapshot of what we eat!

There's a camera set up so you can see it all happen — you can find it in the press release — and you can even take snapshots of their progress.

You may even want to take a snapshot of the ingredient lists on the products with your cell phone so your doctor knows exactly what's in them.

Detailed shots of your outfit are the most reposted photos from brands so don't be afraid to take some snapshots of those sleeves or cool new shoes.

The motion detection feature will take snapshots of what is happening in your baby's room and send you an alert on your mobile device.

On the Government's redraft of the Customs Code, Alan McLintock, Chair of CIOT's Indirect Taxes Sub-committee, said: «The Government's stated aim with the Brexit legislative process is to take a snapshot of the body of EU law and ensure that, wherever possible, the same rules and laws will apply in the UK the day after Brexit as they did before.

If we were taking a snapshot of his style he would have seemed more at ease than Cameron.

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.

Together, they developed an optical imaging and temperature control system that enabled them to take a snapshot of neural activity in the circadian clock network of fruit flies when the flies are exposed to heat or cold stimulus.

Now, however, a growing number of experts think NASA's Wide - Field Infrared Survey Telescope (WFIRST) could take snapshots of other «Earths» — and soon.

To carry out its dark energy mission, DES takes snapshots of hundreds of millions of distant galaxies.

An international team of researchers has used the world's most powerful X-ray laser to take snapshots of free molecules.

Researchers are therefore working on methods for taking snapshots of individual free molecules.

The researchers used an array of cameras, flashes, and ultrasonic recorders to take snapshots of bats while they swooped down to take a sip at a desert pond in Israel.

The team then took snapshots of the proteins within flies» wings using a high intensity x-ray beam.

Luckily enough, the two flagship X-ray observatories, the ESA - led XMM - Newton and the NASA - led Chandra took snapshots of the same area of the sky close in time to the peak of the flare, and again about ten years later.

Astronomers found the moon in archived images from the Hubble Space Telescope, which took snapshots of Neptune and everything orbiting it between 2004 and 2009.

That image, however, was taken with ultraviolet and infrared sensors; this is the first time Cassini has taken a snapshot of our pale blue dot in its true colors.

It's like taking a snapshot of it.»

«This was a very difficult study to do, but it allowed us to take a snapshot of both the primary tumor, and the tumor after it had spread, in order to trace its evolution,» said the study's first author Marni Siegel, a graduate student in the UNC MD / PhD program.

To the surprise of chemists, a new technique for taking snapshots of molecules with atomic precision is turning up chemicals they shouldn't be able to see.

Three years ago, Fischer and UC Berkeley's Michael Crommie, professor of physics, teamed up to apply the atom - scale precision of atomic force microscopy to take snapshots of molecules before and after a reaction, trying to confirm what chemists have always inferred.

«If you take a snapshot of a clinical trial at any given point in time, you can see almost anything,» he says.

During its descent by parachute, it continuously took snapshots of the panorama beneath.