The slides changed quickly, ranging from straightforward charts on job losses to none-too-subtle visual messages: inflation, symbolized by a short stack of silvery chump change, side by side with growth in Medicaid and education spending, rendered as piles of gold bullion; a scale showing the "people" on one side, vastly outweighed by the "special interests" on the other.
If, for some reason, you're a sourpuss who doesn't like quizzes, there'll also be a more straightforward comparison chart.
Hence, straightforward bar charts ruled the hour.
"Dangerously Funny: The Uncensored Story of 'The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour,' " by the veteran television critic David Bianculli, is a straightforward chronicle that charts the rise and fall of a charming double act cut down in its prime by annoyed CBS executives.
Establishing the upper and lower control limits requires statistical insights (or appropriate software), 2 but once those are set, the use of control charts is quite straightforward.
When this redundant data is displayed in a SNP Chart, it is relatively straightforward to interpret the genotype manually [Additional file 4 and Additional file 5].
On Wonkblog, Klein and his staff break down complicated policy ideas in a digestible, straightforward way -- and often with charts.
Finally, necessary charts are presented for obtaining straightforward design values concerning average stand-up time and corresponding unsupported span of excavations in fractured rock mass; cohesion as well as friction angle of the rock mass.
Since 1990 productivity in industry has grown more slowly than in East Asia, and in services hardly at all (see chart 2).Measuring productivity is not straightforward, and economists often disagree about it.
