Sentence examples for graphics that illustrate from inspiring English sources
With that information Fox identifies up to three cars at a time with arrows and graphics that illustrate speed, rank and time between cars.
ON THE SCREEN: A less-than-flattering picture of Mr. McCall, grinning goofily, is accompanied by clunky graphics that illustrate what is spoken in a voiceover.
Mobile viewers, who are increasingly important to every news outlet, also appear to like interstitial graphics that illustrate well a few facts tied to a story.
A moving average of Recall is used to obtain values and graphics that illustrate how accuracy varies with time, as new sessions arrive.
Below are four graphics that illustrate the gap between teacher and student diversity.
But I like the look of the software interface and the graphics that illustrate the calculations.
FEATURE WRITING John Branch, The New York Times The article "Snow Fall: The Avalanche at Tunnel Creek," about a deadly avalanche in the Washington Cascades, combined nearly 17,000 words of text with online video and graphics that illustrated the disaster and explained the science behind it, creating an immersive experience for the reader.
Their efforts will be visible on the campaign's Facebook page through a graphic that illustrates the web of their activity; these also will be promoted on the celebrities' own Facebook pages or Twitter feeds.
The data became not only a significant part of Lowrey's article, but also the foundation of Alicia Parlapiano's graphic that illustrates the gender ratio in 15 cabinet departments.
Take the slide with five bullets and make five separate slides with either just a graphic that illustrates the point or a graphic and a word or two, but without a bullet point.
It's a crummy market that is not growing, and it is very competitive". To prove his point, Siebel waves a graphic that illustrates how his sector--software for sales automation and customer service--will grow faster than software for personnel departments or software for enterprise-resource planning, a market dominated by Germany's SAP.
