snapshot
sˈnæpˌʃɑt-
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snapshot
an informal photograph; usually made with a small hand-held camera "my snapshots haven't been developed yet","he tried to get unposed shots of his friends"
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Snapshot
a brief summary or appraisal, especially one that describes the state of a situation at one particular time; as, a snapshot of the moon project in 1966. -
Snapshot
A quick offhand shot, made without deliberately taking aim over the sights. -
Snapshot
Act of taking a snapshot (in sense 2). -
Snapshot
An instantaneous photograph made, usually with a hand camera, without formal posing of, and often without the foreknowledge of, the subject.
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(n)
snapshot
A sudden or quick shot, literally or figuratively; in photography, the instantaneous taking of a picture as with a detective camera, or with one of the many portable cameras. -
snapshot
Pertaining to or taken by a snapshot, as a photograph; adapted to the taking of instantaneous photographs: as, a snap-shot camera. -
snapshot
Hence, executed rapidly or sketchily. -
snapshot
To take a photographic snap-shot of. -
snapshot
To take photographs with a snap-shot camera.
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Snapshot
an instantaneous photograph
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary Dut. snappen, to snap; Ger. schnappen.
More DeKalb County Snapshot News. midweeknews.com
The following is a snapshot of important events in Apple Computer Inc.'s history since the company was founded more than 20 years ago. money.cnn.com
Snapshot Behind the Scenes at the Circus . tucsonweekly.com
A snapshot of the educational scene in our metro area. csindy.com
Here's a snapshot of what is happening or expected, state by state. kyt.com
NEW YORK (AP) — The Coca -Cola Co. Should give investors a snapshot of the ever-shifting geographic and product mixes that are fueling growth for the world's biggest beverage maker when it reports its third quarter results Tuesday. oodtv.com
NEW YORK (AP) — The Coca-Cola Co. Should give investors a snapshot of the ever-shifting geographic and product mixes that are fueling growth for the world's biggest beverage maker when it reports its third quarter results Tuesday. thitv.com
Not that we should need a season to show concern, love, and friendship but this snapshot of PITA and Big Boy this morning speaks volumes. t-g.com
Creating 'snapshot' of Peoria United Methodist Church congregation . tricountytimes.com
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Verizon Releases Snapshots of Cybercrime . banknews.com
Print quality suitable for the 3- by 4-inch snapshot size. pcmag.com
Marianne has taken some snapshots of Charlie sitting at the dinner table – she's got the best manners. obmam.com
Snapshot / Music Social Distortion at the Rialto, Last Night. tucsonweekly.com
I went to get my camera as soon as I could, and took two wonderful snapshots of the Deer. kbw.com
In addition, the rotational motion provides us with a snapshot view of the propagation of the thermonuclear instability.
Oscillations During Thermonuclear X-ray Bursts
When we increase α close to αc , snapshots show almost one-dimensional fractal structure (very thin line structure).
Mechanism of synchronization in a random dynamical system
Therefore ˜Sn may be replaced with Sn when one investigates the size of the snapshot attractor near synchronization transition point.
Mechanism of synchronization in a random dynamical system
The final snapshot of the “cloud ” ring at g t = 5 is given in Fig. 1.5(d).
Quantum, classical and semiclassical analyses of photon statistics in harmonic generation
Figure 2 shows the density, velocity and pressure profiles at four different temporal snapshots.
The nonlinear development of the thermal instability in the atomic ISM and its interaction with random fluctuations
Jean, who had brought her camera, took several snapshots of the lively scene. "The Nicest Girl in the School" by
Sally had recognized him as the subject of a snapshot she'd once seen Miss Ross crying over. "Space Platform" by
Don't tell Daphne, or she'll be out at 3.15 to the tick, to take a snapshot of the dawn. "The Limit" by
He was mountin' at the time an' it was a snapshot. "Rimrock Trail" by
But no snapshot could make Gipsy look as sweet as she really does. "The Leader of the Lower School" by
None of the films had been developed, so he could not as yet tell how the snapshots would turn out. "Dave Porter in the Far North" by
She thought that she still had some snapshots of the garden which she had taken herself that afternoon. "The Lightning Conductor Discovers America" by
I direct the searchlight, write down notes, and, I sincerely hope, take snapshots of deep sea life. "Astounding Stories of Super-Science September 1930" by
Such are a few snapshots of Philippine life. "Where Half The World Is Waking Up" by
However, by the exercise of great patience we were enabled to get a snapshot as she stood nervously surveying us from a dark corner. "The Harmsworth Magazine, v. 1, 1898-1899, No. 2" by
And press her close to your heart,
While the fish in the lake snapshots take,
And the frog, that sanguine singer,
Sing agreeably, agreeably, agreeably of love.
And thought that it would be the end,
But in due course confused was I
To get a letter signed: Your Friend;
And with it, full of girlish grace,
A snapshot of a winsome face.