It's easier to show line play and sacks -- they are right there on the main 50-yard-line camera -- but it takes extra effort to chart action occurring farther down the field.
Farther down the chart, Carole King scored her highest position in 28 years with "The Living Room Tour," above, (Concord).
MAP; CHART: Pirates expanded their activity farther off the coast in the Indian Ocean in 2008.(Source: Data and analysis by UNITAR/UNOSAT)(CHART BY ERIN AIGNER/THE NEW YORK TIMES).
The country veteran George Strait's new "It Just Comes Natural" (MCA Nashville) reached No. 3 with 232,000, and farther down the chart, Beck opened at No. 7 with "The Information" (Interscope) and Monica at No. 8 with "The Makings of Me" (J).
(Their brother Perry, with only $1.6 billion, falls farther down the chart, but still makes it into the top 22).
Several of the companies that were leading the charts two years ago are now much farther down, even if their businesses are still profitable.
It was clear then that Coles would win the starting job over Matthew Hatchette, who now gets shoved farther down the depth chart.
As I mentioned above, I work at Aol albeit farther down the org chart than the women Tim mentioned in the last few minutes of his 20-minute conversation.
Therefore, dots show mirror-image symmetry about the x-axis, as sisters resulting from the division of 16-cell blastomeres will have the same value for angle of division, but will be plotted towards the top or bottom of the chart depending on whether they were farther or closer from the centre of the embryo (supplementary material Movie 5).
For several years, the economy has looked distinctly lopsided: the GDP of energy-rich Alberta expanded by 6.8% last year, compared with Ontario's 1.9% and Quebec's 1.7%.Exporters have begun looking for farther-flung markets (see chart).
As you go farther up the approval-ratings chart, you begin to see exceptions to the rule: George H. W. Bush's approval ratings were still high in late 1991, but he lost.
