The most obvious advantage of electronic encyclopaedias is in their multimedia capabilities, with animated graphics, recorded sound, and video recordings supplementing the text, photographs, and line drawings inherited from the print medium.
Most echo sounders perform these calculations mechanically, producing a graphic record in the form of a paper chart.
But the graphic record of the entangled blood lines, impressive and gratifying though it is, does not fulfill my boyhood longing for a coat of arms.
Phonocardiography, diagnostic technique that creates a graphic record, or phonocardiogram, of the sounds and murmurs produced by the contracting heart, including its valves and associated great vessels.
An instrument called the bathythermograph (BT), which has been used since the early 1940s to obtain a graphic record of water temperature at various depths, can be lowered from a ship while it is moving at reduced speed.
But what put Mr. Hart Dyke in Britain's headlines was that the dozens of paintings and watercolors on display at the Mount Street Galleries offered unprecedented glimpses into the world of the Secret Intelligence Service, commonly known as S.I.S. or MI6, which has never before permitted an outsider to make a graphic record of its hidden world.
Co-selection of visual with graphic record leads to a choice of images; co-selecting verbal with graphic record produces written texts.
Co-selection of visual with graphic record leads to a choice of images, between pictures or diagrams; verbal with graphic record leads to a choice of verbal text or symbolic text (such as mathematical formulae).
Writing involves two simultaneous systems, WRITING MODE: wordings or symbols, and WRITING TYPE: write text or annotate graphic record.
Hergé has been lauded as "creating in art a powerful graphic record of the 20th century's tortured history" through his work on Tintin, whilst Maurice Horn's World Encyclopedia of Comics declares him to have "spear-headed the post-World War II renaissance of European comic art".
