Sentence examples for previous graphs from inspiring English sources

As with previous graphs, the error bars give you an idea of how much variability there was across the different plots in each treatment.

It has a similar behavior with the previous graphs for RailRoad comparison because the ratio EH RR /EH LBDD ≃ 0.6 for the given network specifications.

Moreover, in line with our previous graphs, we observe that the skewness of the residual part of wages decreases, even towards negative values, in 2009, especially among blue collars in the metalworkers contract and among middle managers in the wholesale and retail trade sector.

In Figure 11 the three previous graphs are shown from a different point of view (3D) for better visualisation of the objects' projection; colours refer to object grouping as suggested by author GG. Figure 11 PCA scores in 3D representation (129 objects, 7 elements).

As for the co-location network, it is completely different from the previous graphs since nodes are less, but the number of links is much higher, i.e., the co-location network is denser, and many nodes are not physically co-located, as it will be discussed afterwards.

Instead of standard axes as in the previous graphs, the axes extend from the lowest to the highest values and thus indicate the range of the data [ 27].

This paper extends a previous graph-based risk analysis methodology to dynamically assess the evolution of cascading failures over time.

Facebook likes, mentions in Google Scholar and searches on Google "have been declining for the last several years," says Develin. "This trend suggests that Princeton will have only half its current enrollment by 2018, and by 2021 it will have no students at all, agreeing with the previous graph of scholarly scholarliness".

With the graph based representations of workflows we can benefit from the previous graph based search and analyze methods.

So, upon removing a vertex v ∗∈V, the residual graph will contain at least the same number of connected components as the previous graph.

The fourth commonly used measure, eigenvector centrality, was popularized by Bonacich [57] and is based on previous graph-theoretical research [59, 60].