The growth diagrams facilitate distinguishing between the effects of growth and intervention on strength development.
The current state-of-the-art, various forms of model-driven development, uses diagrams with defined abstract syntax but relatively-lose translational approaches to semantics, which makes it difficult to perform rigorous analysis and verification of models.
Respondents were asked to examine line drawings and accompanying descriptions of the five Tanner stages for breast size and pubic hair and to record which drawing most closely resembled their stage of development The diagrams used were previously validated (correlation with physician assessments were 0.63 for breast development, and 0.81 for pubic hair distribution) (23).
We then explained the trade-off between expressive power and visual clarity of diagrammatic systems, by examining the historical development of diagram systems from Euler and Venn, through Peirce's work, to recent work by Shin and Hammer.
Thus, interneuromast cells, axons and Schwann cells are in close contact during the early stages of lateral line development (see diagram in Figure 1A; Whitfield, 2005).
Each completed diagram was digitally scanned and key components/relationships were tabulated to facilitate development of summary diagrams for each region and clinical area.
Two other omissions are the development of logic diagrams (Euler, Venn, Pierce and Shin) and the nature and use of geometric diagrams in Euclid's Elements, both of which are well treated in the entry diagrams (Shin et al. 2013).
The development of these diagrams was almost exclusively undertaken as an experimental activity, involving the substantial use of microscopy, X-ray diffraction, and thermal analysis.
By plotting chemical information acquired from the corrosion scales on ternary phase diagrams, development of the phase layer sequence and morphologies of the multiphase corrosion scales was schematically explained.
Extensive modeling led to the development of sunflower diagrams, radial plots representing the variation of insolation on planar surfaces with orientation and inclination.
