Значения термина provide a snapshot на английском

Equally, inspectors can only ever provide a snapshot of care quality.

I wanted to provide a snapshot of what was going on.

The results will provide a snapshot of New Zealand genetic diversity and people's deep ancestry.

Exports provide a snapshot of the manufacturing sector.

The office tower could soon provide a snapshot of the modern state of Australia's fracturing relationship with China.

Finally, United Parcel Service, the world's largest package delivery company, will provide a snapshot on Tuesday of fourth-quarter economic activity.

On the domestic front, Thursday's retail sales figures will provide a snapshot of the mood of Irish shoppers in March.

Athletics: Once a year the young, raw talents of Irish athletics come to Tullamore and provide a snapshot of the future.

The survey intends to provide a snapshot of views in a single location and is not intended to reflect nationwide opinions.

Conclusions: Findings provide a snapshot of trends of single and polytobacco product use as well as trends in combinations of product use.

The surveys over two-year periods provide a snapshot of health of the U.S. population, Margaret Carroll, lead author of the latest report explained.

ANZ Bank's Truckometer, which measures the traffic flow on certain roads to provide a snapshot of how the economy is doing, indicates… Audio

Auto sales provide a snapshot of American consumer demand, although the sector has badly trailed other categories of spending since the middle of 2005.

The logs provide a snapshot of corporate power and influence, said John Wonderlich, policy director for the Sunlight Foundation, a nonprofit good-government advocacy group.

The movie provides a snapshot of the incredible cross-pollination that's possible these days.

Providing a snapshot, sometimes a personal one into how others live.