Sentence examples for shadow charts from inspiring English sources

And so I was always taught that you don't keep shadow charts and this seemed like a shadow chart to me".

And shadow charts I've been taught in all my risk management things... [that] they're a risk because a lawyer can find discrepancies between a shadow chart and a real chart and they can hang you with them.

Leona ready to emerge from Simon's shadow Chart-topping pop poppet Leona Lewis has spent the past year under Simon Cowell's iron wing, but there are signs that she might one day fly the nest.

What am I going to do [when] the parents tell me the kid is currently on [medication A], but the otolaryngologist wrote that should they really be on [medication B]?" "[This] struck me as being a shadow chart.

The results of the simulations are presented in the form of iso-shadow charts.

Janine's Shadow Elite charts a new system of power and influence, in which a new breed of power brokers draws on diverse interconnections in and out of government, deliberately blurs state and private interests and organizations, flouts traditional authorities, plays overlapping roles, and brands their message to promote their own agendas and ideology.

This is the slightly modified version with shadow of the Chart Area set to 100% and the Goal Looker expansion to row 102, etc: Final Version.

Andrew Wilson's "Shadow of the Titanic" charts the difficulties survivors had long after their ordeal at sea.

If an interviewee perceived the charting room to be a location where the greatest ad hoc interprofessional communication took place, the observer would shadow the participant during charting time in order to explore this.

The day started with Mr. Quattrone's lawyer, John W. Keker, finishing his closing argument, shadowed by a chart titled "Reasonable Doubt: Why You Know Frank Quattrone Is Not Guilty".

While the occluder does shadow the centre of the chart to a greater extent than the periphery, there is no clearly demarcated central area in which rays are entirely occluded as would be consistent with a scotoma.