Sentence examples for graphic statistics from inspiring English sources
In an April New York Times piece entitled "1.5 Million Missing Black Men," graphic statistics are presented describing a national pattern in which major urban areas in the United States report having, on average, 83 black men for every 100 black women not behind bars.
Indeed, the overall per-capita disability incidence rate today is about where it was in the 1970s (see accompanying graphic); statistics showing rapid growth between 1980 and today start at a low point, after Congress sharply tightened standards to reduce the rolls but before the lawmakers reversed themselves, and end at a high point, during the especially severe recession of 2008-2010.
Big companies and even small and medium enterprises have their own information systems, which deliver sales reports, graphics, statistics, and forecasts.
Compiled in a graphic by statistics portal Statista, the data charts the geographical regions with the highest number of fatal civil airliner accidents from 1945 to the present day.
Statistical analyses were done with R (the freely available environment for graphics and statistics), using haplo.stats software version 1.5.2 http://CRAN.R-project.org/package=haplo.stats.stats
The trend for interpreting the world around us in charts and graphics, making statistics suddenly accessible and arresting, also arrived in Britain.
However, it may be right time to revisit this idea due to significant advances in computer graphics, computational statistics and computer vision.
We've probably all seen the graphics and statistics that pop up in newspapers and on shows such as Match of the Day: it began with counting corners and shots on goal, but recently the analysis has become more whizz-bang; not least speed profiling and heat maps, which plot a player's movement around the pitch.
Graphics and statistics have been a key element of his work for a long time.
In addition, the L2PS also produces a daily set of 'Quick Look' output graphics and statistics to monitor the overall quality of Level 1b data issued by ESA.
