Sentence examples for chart terms from inspiring English sources

In cold chart terms, Prince's death has had a lesser impact than Bowie's passing.

Things come to a climax with the brilliantly combustible Shutdown, not his biggest track in chart terms, but one that has put him on the cusp of tangible transatlantic success.

Not in chart terms obviously, but it steadily accumulated an international audience (who could understand its non-verbal message in a way they could never with grime's spraying verbals).

First of all, he/she has to understand and apply the economic term "GANTT-chart" (TERM: "use domain specific terms and routines").

Physicians may not explicitly state the term 'sepsis' within the medical chart, instead terms such as 'SIRS' or 'shock' are used, or identifying only the infection present.

That spending is way off the chart in terms of its historical average to overall spending.

It's the most critical element and falls No. 1 on our chart in terms of priorities.

In the larger context of human and non-human animal relations, the methods used to herd dolphins and then kill them is off-the chart in terms of any concern for animal welfare.

Countries such as America, Denmark, New Zealand and the Netherlands do better (see chart) in terms of the protection they get for the amount they spend.Britain's fire service is badly managed (as the fiasco over the current pay negotiations highlights).

To describe nursing utilisation of a purpose-designed alcohol withdrawal management chart in terms of completeness of recording assessment measures, and use of recommended dose of diazepam and observation intervals.

This revamp – Apple TV's first notable refresh since the current design was unveiled in late 2010 – could move the device further up the chart in terms of connected TV device sales, as well, where it has been lagging.