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snapshot

noun as in photograph

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The study controlled for factors such as education attainment, race, income, marital status, and shared family background to provide a snapshot of how US homeownership affected life expectancy in the twentieth century.

“They’re like your snapshot into the future. So I’ve always been looking up to him, but in a lot of ways not really seeing him.”

It’s a gorgeous snapshot of an iteration of the city that’s long gone, and unlikely to ever return.

The intense beams will allow researchers to image samples at nanometer scales and take snapshots of chemical reactions over nanosecond time frames.

The intense, laserlike x-rays are siphoned off into 14 beamlines that scientists will use to image materials and biological structures at atomic to nanometer scales and take snapshots of chemical reactions over nanosecond time frames.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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