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Meanings of graphs in English
Synonyms
Examples for "chart"
Examples for "chart"
1
These cores chart changes in sea surface temperatures over millions of years.
2
The chart below shows aviation fatalities by year, from 1946 to today.
3
Glenn had been given instructions to read the chart every twenty minutes.
4
I am given a chart with images of different types of poo.
5
And you thought number 74 was a bus not a chart position.
1
Celine will no doubt dominate the charts way into the New Year.
2
The first point on the charts is the actual 2014 election result.
3
And today, McEntire is right back in familiar territory: atop the charts.
4
Could he have left a trail by way of his sea charts?
5
Historical analysis, case studies and statistical charts augment the book's central argument.
Usage of graphs in English
1
It's important to understand the CoreLogic daily data behind the above graphs.
2
Schön says he accidentally ran graphs of similar data in different papers.
3
Daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly graphs for number of users and processes
4
As for South Africa's report, the graphs make for very interesting reading.
5
Agreement between observers was measured on the basis of all 61 graphs.
6
Tagge was a man of graphs, of data, of facts and information.
7
Or even just sharing the graphs or articles that you come across.
8
Microsoft Excel: It's not just for pie charts and bar graphs anymore.
9
Tepper and Hearn succeed with plenty of dramatic graphs and telling examples.
10
The terminal flickered, datasets converting to graphs and tables in real time.
11
Hypergraphs are a generalization of graphs where edges can connect several vertices.
12
Ordinarily it graphs as an upward swooping curve-thevery paradigm of progress.
13
We have charts and graphs, and we have numbers on the wall.
14
With his graphs and charts of people who had been tampered with.
15
Maybe you are bored with my graphs and maybe you are not.
16
It must be decoded from raw files before being turned into graphs.
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Translations for graphs
Portuguese
Spanish
Graphs through the time
Graphs across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common