Definitions

1. Snapshot is a section showcasing ad campaigns and editorials featuring men and women and color.
2. When a snapshot is no longer needed, you can remove it by deleting the EVMS volume from the snapshot object, and then deleting the snapshot object.
3. Server SnapShot is an enterprise data backup solution powered by R1Soft's Continuous Data Protection technology.

Nearby Active Galaxy

1. The Hubble telescope has taken a snapshot of a nearby active galaxy known as Circinus.

Basic Snapshot

1. Read the extended Gold Snapshot for Anglo Irish Bank, with 3x the info of the basic snapshot.

Snapshot Routing

1. The snapshot routing table is used until another activity occurs on the network, at which time the routing table is rebuilt.

Router

1. The router takes a snapshot of the running, or active database, and copies it into the checkpoint database.
2. During snapshot routing, the router is configured to bring up the ISDN line, dynamically learn about remote routes, and then take down ISDN line.

Course

1. The info above, of course, is just a brief snapshot into the world of astrological sign compatibility, and in reality it should be treated as such.

November

1. November 30, 2000: The Hubble telescope has taken a snapshot of a nearby active galaxy known as Circinus.

Written

1. Once all of the trace route information has filled the screen, a "snapshot" of the screen can be written to a text file.

Story

1. Tell your story one snapshot at a time, from the convenience of your own home, with the Sony DPP-FP55 photo printer.

Day

1. Fungal spores often fluctuate widely over the course of a day, and a single air sample reflects only a momentary "snapshot" condition.

Shoot

1. Earlier this year, Macdonald invited the public to shoot a video snapshot of their life on a single day (24 July 2010) and post the footage on YouTube.

Developments

1. NEW DELHI: The following is a snapshot of recent developments in India's general election campaign.

Bristol

1. I think after this race and more so after Bristol you will have a better snapshot of where we are at.

Capture

1. No matter which camera you shoot with, remember that you are overall trying to capture a snapshot of something that looks great right in front of you.
2. Spitzer's wide field of view allowed the telescope to capture a complete snapshot of the Andromeda galaxy, though the task wasn't easy.

Organ

1. Microarray used for gene expression profiling represents a snapshot of the transcriptional responses at a given time in a particular tissue or organ.
2. Since a simple X-ray is involves taking a single, brief snapshot of an organ or area of the body, the radiation dose is very low.

Measure

1. Later a scanner would measure the distribution of the tracer to yield a snapshot of brain activity at the time of binding.

Moment

1. The aircraft could be flying due north and this snapshot of the VOR could be the moment when it crossed the 254 degree radial.

Developers

1. This snapshot allows interested developers, testers and users a sneak preview into the future of AbiWord.
2. DeveLinux A small Live CD for developers, students and teachers based on a Debian snapshot.

Virtual Machine

1. A snapshot of threads in a Java Virtual Machine is generated, producing a thread dump file which can be analyzed off line.

Internet Explorer

1. Anything you can view with internet explorer you can take a snapshot using this plugin.

World-Wide

1. Unlike email, instant messaging offers "presence" -- a snapshot of which colleagues are available at a given moment, world-wide.

Wineries

1. My previous visits to wineries like Pellegrini or Raphael offered only a snapshot into their wines.

Trends

1. Begun in 1949 as an annual exhibition, the much broader Oregon Biennial now serves as a snapshot of the state’s current artistic influences and trends.

Assignment

1. OVERVIEW This RFC is a snapshot of the ongoing process of the assignment of protocol parameters for the Internet protocol suite.

Figure Skaters

1. Funny Figure Skating Faces They may make it look easy, but sometimes a snapshot reveals just how hard these figure skaters are working.

Life Expectancy

1. This report presents a snapshot of the life expectancy of patients with sickle cell disease in the United States during the 1980s.

Images

1. In contrast to a still camera, which captures a single snapshot at a time, the movie camera takes a series of images, each called a "frame".
2. Each of the various merging galaxies in this series of images is a snapshot of a different instant in the long interaction process.

Hubble Space Telescope

1. Open Cluster NGC 290, a mere two hundred thousand light years away, in a recent snapshot by the Hubble Space Telescope, itself the subject of a new book.

Wine Region

1. Which is really a snapshot of any wine region, almost a bell curve of sorts, and there is little else you can ask for.

Mass Spectrometry

1. Protein microarrays and high throughput (HT) mass spectrometry (MS) can provide a snapshot of the proteins present in a biological sample.

Entire Life

1. Thomas Merton: In My Own Words provides a portal into the monastic vocation of Thomas Merton and gives us a snapshot of his entire life.

Orbital Elements

1. A set of orbital elements is a snapshot, at a particular time, of the orbit of a satellite.

Empty Space

1. A snapshot of the QCD vacuum showing that empty space is not really empty.

Materials Science

1. Current Opinion in Solid State & Materials Science aims to provide a snapshot of the latest research and advances in materials science.

Band

1. Suffering from rushed writing and production, the album is often regarded as a snapshot and a step backwards for the band.

Music Video

1. Confessions Usher and Alicia Keys in a snapshot from the music video for "My Boo" (2004).

Software Application

1. AdvanceCOMP is a software application that is mainly intended for recompressing your snapshot, rom, and clip collection of emulated games.

Cases

1. In some cases, you need to save a core dump manually to take a snapshot of the live system.

Missing Data

1. This report helps you determine the extent of missing data; it displays a snapshot of each type of missing value and any extreme values for each case.

Weekly Newsletter

1. The weekly newsletter gives you a snapshot of ‘This day in wine history' plus vineyard and winery news.
2. The weekly newsletter gives you a snapshot of 'This day in wine history', more articles like this plus vineyard and winery news.

Sas Institute

1. It was believed SAS Institute released a snapshot from their development on version 8 to meet a deadline promise.

Internet

1. � News Snapshot The Turkish security forces have begun a propaganda campaign against Northern Kurdistan on the internet.

Time

1. Cross-sectional data is a snapshot that is collected at a single point in time.
2. Hence, the optical emission provides astronomers with a detailed "snapshot" of the actual position and geometry of the shock front at any given time.
3. It records the heart's continuous electrical activity day and night, compared with an EKG, which is a snapshot in time.

Work

1. You'll see a snapshot of life at many different observatories where astronomers will present exclusive images and talk about their work.
2. This document is a snapshot of the work of the Router Requirements working group as of November 1991.

Years

1. Considered by the band to be a "snapshot" of Bon Jovi in concert over the years, to date the live album has sold more than 2 million copies.
2. Light from the most distant galaxies has traveled billions of years, giving a snapshot of the universe at a fraction of its present age.

Good

1. If you're looking for a good snapshot of the 2004 state of the union, look no further than Green Day's American Idiot.
2. Most Recent Customer Reviews Arthur Clarke As a snapshot of how science fiction changed in sixty years, this book is good.

System

1. The commercial version Tripwire, though, encrypts the snapshot, making it much harder to change a system without being detected, Starnes said.
2. It takes a snapshot of a directory tree, and makes a binary image which corresponds to an ISO 9660 file system when written to a block device.

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