Sentence examples for confusing charts from inspiring English sources
Not so Mr. Zinsser's attempts to illustrate for musically untrained readers the dips and curves of famous tunes through the use of confusing charts that plot single syllables against lettered pitches.
The company said it did not regard the chart as confusing.
For doctors with limited experience in using the risk charts, this might be confusing.
"Then they vote according to their real interests in the second round".Correction: An earlier version of this piece, and the chart, confused Democratic Left, which won seats at the election, with Democratic Alliance, which didn't.
If you get confused, remember the chart.
But also lets not forget that the new shuffle employes controls confusing enough that it warrants a large chart (after the jump) to explain simple playback controls.
He did concede that charts in the 2003 statement were confusing and that the footnote about the inflation rate was misplaced.
Since the shape and the skewness of the run length distribution change with the magnitude of the mean shift, the number of Phase-I samples and sample sizes, it is shown that the traditional chart's performance measure, i.e. the average run length, is confusing and not a good representation of a typical chart's performance.
All this follows Indian box-office sources; rather confusing was Fox Star's claim on Sunday night, via the Rentrak chart below, that Khan's film had done $27m domestically, which would be a ridiculous 178 crore.
