The "Budget balance, % of GDP, 2010" chart, for example, identifies the United Kingdom, Spain, and the United States as the three worst performers in the world today.
Similarly, a customized search can chart, for example, Intel Corp.'s performance against Nasdaq over a two-month period.
Pie charts, for example, show that Africa has 3percentt of the flights and 18.5percentt of the fatal airline crashes.
Its iPhone app has been riding high in some countries' App Store charts, for example, while clever partnerships with music identification apps like Shazam have raised awareness of Rdio.
A pair of illuminated star charts, for example, have constellations labeled by the names of fancy chocolates: "Black Forest truffle," "apricot cream," and so on, bringing together, one might say, celestial and terrestrial versions of the sublime.
Recent hits on the country charts, for example, include a cover of the Beatles' "I Don't Want to Spoil the Party," by Johnny Cash's daughter, Rosanne, and of the Everly Brothers' "Cathy's Clown," by Reba McEntire.
Shakira (just under 2bn views) and US chat-show host Jimmy Fallon (1.7bn) rub shoulders with Minecraft channels Stampy (2.2bn) and The Diamond Minecart (1.6bn) in the upper reaches of the chart, for example.
There can't be many artists on the Billboard charts, for example, who founded a feminist collective called TYCI (it stands for Tuck Your Cunt In, and she still edits many of the pieces that run on its site and in its zine).
It lets you create charts, for example, and you can export to a wider range of formats, including Excel, OpenOffice, CSV, HTML and PDF.
It is immediately obvious that there are some quite significant differences between the two charts, for example, when a = 1, x0 = 2, and a = 1.5, x0 = 2.
