Sentence examples for chart that indicates from inspiring English sources

That's not necessarily something you can find out in advance, but the December issue of Ski magazine includes a chart that indicates how well various cell services work at about 20 resorts.

Choose a (contemporary or historical) philanthropist (e.g. Bill and Melinda Gates, Oprah Winfrey, Andrew Carnegie, or John D. Rockefeller) and create a chart that indicates how they made their money and at least five organizations and/or individuals that they have sponsored.

David Gregory puts up a chart that indicates that as gas prices go up, the President's approval rating goes down.

10 The National Strength and Conditioning Association NSCAA) has published a chart that indicates the number of repetitions theoretically possible at a range of submaximal percentages of 1RM. 10 This chart appears to be based on data from previous studies in younger adults.

The most sensational data about Oxygen8 provided by the company are charts that indicate a greater oxygen content in the blood of people who drink the water about 90 seconds after swallowing it, based on blood tests of about 50 volunteer drinkers.

The software and charts that indicate all interactions may not be proper for clinical usage.

MC Mapper then generates a set of bar charts that indicate the overall relative performance of the options, as perceived by stakeholders.

Each food item has a small pie chart next to it that indicates how much longer the food is in season or when it's coming into season.

However, there is a wrinkle to the above chart that could indicate that, among some consumers, the Surface Pro line remains supreme.

(Wow, those lattés really add up, right?) The feature may help impulse shoppers cool their heels in advance of a major purchase, thanks to included charts that visually indicate how naughty you may have been in recent weeks.

Whether or not the law will work cannot be known for months — or, indeed, for years — and, in an attempt to undermine any interim Rockefeller claims, [Mayor John] Lindsay has been busy since early summer releasing graphs and chart that seem to indicate that the narcotics problem in the city was on the wane long before September 1st, when the Rockefeller bill went into effect.