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In "Our Last ATF Director Was 110 Million Background Checks Ago," The Atlantic includes an arresting graphic comprised of 104,011,544 dots, symbolizing how many weapons have traded hands in the seven years that the A.T.F. had temporary leadership.

And web graphics comprising bulky GIF files had to be kept to an absolute minimum and replaced with slicker PNG and JPEG formats as soon as they became available.

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Finally, they linked the percentages with graphic referents comprising the variables or referents represented on x-axis (e.g., different educational setting), y-axis (e.g., the percentages), colors of bars (e.g., white and black bars), size of bars (e.g., equal, higher, and smaller), and the title of graph (e.g., UK and international students gaining second class degree or better in 2009).

The game's stages and graphics comprise a background theme in the 2006 Nintendo DS game Tetris DS.

In contrast, the ZX Spectrum version has monochromatic graphics; the first level comprises black-outlined sprites against pink backgrounds.

His graphic world is comprised largely of the open outdoors, though it is an outdoors implied more by the movement of the people and animals busying themselves with work, ritual, and play than an envisioned landscape--there are rarely trees or shrubs, mountains or horizons.

Building Information Modeling (BIM) is a conceptual approach to building design and construction that comprises all the graphic and linguistic data for building design and detailing, which facilitates exchange of building information between design, construction and other disciplines (Sacks 2010).

The Codex is a huge graphic work comprising 37 differently proportioned sections, some of them well over 10ft long.

A TV show comprises many departments — costumes, props, talent, graphics, set dressing, transportation.

This graphic representation of knowledge of a system or issue comprises concept nodes and causal links weighted according to relative importance.