Sentence examples for graphic in which from inspiring English sources
Each question links to an article or graphic in which answers to that question can be found.
The New York Times also produced an interactive graphic in which readers can register their estimates of where the stock will end Friday and a year from now.
They are here in this graphic, in which the yellowish section to the right hand side is those factors the Treasury says are not captured by its model: From p13.
Note: This edition of 6 Q's About the News draws from a variety of content about the attacks in Norway; each question is linked to the article, slide show or graphic in which answers to that question can be found.
On a web page featuring a graphic in which the stars on a stylised US flag turned into marijuana leaves, the Times said that while there was still an "honest debate" among scientists about the health effects of marijuana, "we believe that the evidence is overwhelming that addiction and dependence are relatively minor problems, especially compared with alcohol and tobacco".
The Sunday Times prints a graphic in which Mr Entwistle represents each of the three wise monkeys.
Raster A format for storing, processing and displaying graphic data in which graphic images are stored as values for uniform grid cells or pixels.
He reads those monotonous matchup graphics, in which one guy is ranked over the other, one team favored to win the series in so many games.
Along with extensive computer-generated graphics, in which fossils are brought to life as moving, walking skeletons, it also marks the first time Attenborough has been able to film in China, which has become the modern frontier of paleontological research.
To hook students, Yale computer science professors are offering freshman seminars with no prerequisites, like one on computer graphics, in which students learn the technical underpinnings of a Pixar movie.
(Computerized graphical devices were introduced in the early 1950s with the display of crude images on paper plots and cathode-ray tube [CRT] screens). Expensive hardware and the limited availability of software kept the field from growing until the early 1980s, when the computer memory required for bitmap graphics (in which an image is made up of small rectangular pixels) became more affordable.
