In her charts, drawn up in hundreds from each subject's birth-time, she could see almost everything.
The underlying data set that Friedman's charts drew from is a blizzard of numbers that would take up half a column on this page.
His office in a house on the outskirts of Nairobi is cluttered with papers and charts drawn with markers -- all plans for aid projects in the Nuba Mountains.
Naval and trade charts drawn on his own travels were used in its making, but the descriptions of China, Japan and Java derived primarily from the travels of Marco Polo.
Hydrographic charts are constructed on widely different scales; they range from ocean sailing charts drawn to a small scale of 1 5,000,000 (where 1 inch on the map represents 79 miles; or 1 cm = 50 km) to harbour charts, which are drawn to a scale of 1 50,000 (1 inch to 0.8 mile) or larger.
Titled "A Cure When Ill, a Supplement When Healthy," it consists of a foot-kneading stretch of smooth stones, reflexology charts drawn in gunpowder, and a soft-drink vending machine dispensing herbal tonics.
In New York, they set up camp in a 47th-floor conference room at Gibson Dunn, using organizational charts drawn on erasable boards to keep track of key figures in Mr. Christie's world.
Underwood, whose new album Blown Away knocked Adele off the top of the US charts, draws much of her fanbase from evangelical Christians, speaks frequently about her faith and has made religion the subject of several of her best-known songs, including the No 1 country hit "Jesus Take the Wheel".
Six hundred sixty-five patient charts drawn from before and after the practice change were reviewed.
One of his charts, drawn on plain paper in 1978, showed a navigation system for cars.
