Sentence examples for complicated graphics from inspiring English sources

They gathered here in Yokohama last week with officials from 115 countries to review the most consequential part of the report: a 26-page densely written briefing and dozens of complicated graphics that are supposed to provide governments with all the information they need to make the right decisions on how to deal with climate change.

Having so many cores means the machine can ramp up its processing power when dealing with complicated graphics or running several programs at once, but can use less at other times to extend battery life.

He self-published it, even learning a complicated graphic design program to do the layout, page by page, and hired a copy editor to go over the manuscript.

Almost all of them can convert complicated labels, graphics, and shapes from the original PDF file.

Avoid showing complicated and unclear graphics charts or images.

On the other side, the floor is covered by soft black fabric and the wall is flooded by finely articulated, incomprehensibly complicated numerical and graphic data.

If Wenner's approach offers one alternative to abstraction, another is data visualization, or "viz" — the gathering of complicated information into readable graphics.

Wurman, an architect by trade, has made millions creating books that explain complicated concepts with clever graphics, such as the guidebook Los Angeles Access, the Wall Street Journal Guide to Understanding Money and Markets and the 1989 bestseller Information Anxiety.

This trend is already beginning - as economist David Autor has documented, there has been a divergence in labor market outcomes for people engaged in what he calls "routine" tasks such as assembly on a factory line or bookkeeping, and those engaged in "non-routine" work such as complex intellectual work or complicated manual labor, like graphic design and plumbing.

The exact dimensions of presidential power in Iran are complicated, as shown by this graphic from the 2009 election.

Throughout newsrooms, hard decisions are being made about what to show or not to show, a process that has been complicated by a wealth of graphic images.