Sentence examples for a chart portraying from inspiring English sources

The engravings primarily satirize social subjects, while the newspaper clippings include brief biographies of nobility; a survey of the mail in South America; a poem by George Tucker of Virginia; a chart portraying the expenditure on in "all the Christian world"; and several clippings on the votes of Parliamentary members in Ireland and England on whether to let Catholics sit in Parliament.

Then, she showed me a chart portraying the physiology of the various kinds of shocks.

A flow chart portraying fractionation process and its yield was summarized in Figure  1.

In a news conference, Mr. Gillerman showed charts portraying a 90percentt decline in successful terror attacks, a 70percentt reduction in people killed and an 85percentt decline in people wounded in areas where the barrier has been completed.

Fig. 1 The MCP leaderboard Fig. 2 Dashboard of a student with charts portraying progress Fig. 3 List of completed achieves and earned badges for a given player.

The next chart portrays the same data as the previous, but in a different way.

By clicking a row, a dedicated page for the respective player was displayed, which included a rich dashboard with several charts portraying student progress (see Fig. 2), and a list of the completed achievements and badges earned so far (see Fig. 3).

In addition to the images mentioned above, the article contains a chart which portrays hypothetical thysanopteran seed plant pollinator relationships, indicating the colonization of cycads, angiosperms, and probable ginkgoaleans.

Referring to a chart that portrayed the results of Los Angeles Police Department blood testing, assistant LAPD laboratory director Gregory Matheson for the first time presented test results that prosecutors say point to Simpson as the person who killed Ronald Lyle Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson.

The page-wide horizontal charts portray the first-level factors which contributed to a particular second-level feeling.

North Korea's state-run media has occasionally shown propaganda footage of Kim huddling with his generals over what some analysts have jokingly called the "map of death": a chart that portrays Japanese and U.S. mainland cities as potential targets.