Sentence examples for charts changed from inspiring English sources

Late last year, the methodology for Billboard's charts changed from a straight-up tally of sales to a formula that includes streaming, digital track sales and traditional album sales.

I regulate the body and I watch those charts change.

The charts change rapidly, and, because youth and novelty are at such a premium, established groups usually don't last long: five years is the average shelf life of an idol.

Dr. Burgess found that even slight distortions in a chart changed readers' perceptions of the information.

Performed by Hunters and Collectors, it was voted in the top five on the Triple J Hottest 100 in 1989, 1990 and 1991 (before the chart changed from a "best ever" to a "best of the previous year").

All you have to do is click on the graphic you would like to change, enter a new number, and the chart changes to reflect the new information automatically.

One of these personalities, the poet-painter Zhang Feng, opens the show with a group of pictures that charts changes and continuities within a career.

In American Homicide, Randolph Roth charts changes in the character and incidence of homicide in the U.S. from colonial times to the present.

The device quantifies and charts changes in sound during percussive physical examinations, in which a physician taps the sternum and back and assesses the resulting sounds.

From the contest to come up with its name to its iconic advertisements, memorable radio limericks and nostalgia-inducing "Happy Little Vegemites" commercials, the product charts changes in Australian society over the 20th century.

"When we started releasing data publicly, we measured it in petabytes of traffic," said Doug Webster, a Cisco Systems market executive who is responsible for an annual report by the firm that charts changes in the Internet.