0 a small and often interesting piece of news, information, or conversation:
I heard an interesting snippet on the radio this morning.
I love listening to snippets of conversation in restaurants.
In addition, this event co-dependency makes it nearly impossible to play back only a snippet from the middle of the script, further complicating rehearsal coordination.
Because of the danger of running very complicated new code live, in practice most composers would content themselves with modifying pre-tested snippets.
The results came back in standard search-engine layout as short snippets of text with key elements highlighted.
He also had to admit that the pamphlets had lots of interesting snippets and loads of addresses and web-sites where more information could be found.
Nor do whatever snippets of information about the case that the juror may have come by through other sources provide evidence of guilt or innocence.
Tantalizing snippets of oral history from those who were themselves young during this period are not given the same prominence as other material.
Due to the limited time, however, we had to settle for giving out historical and factual information along with snippets of musical samples.
In the current edition, two code snippets were switched without adapting the text and it now makes even less sense than before.
