Sumner's (1929b) graphs indicate the same pattern of growth in the Barn and Great Horned owls and Red-tailed and Cooper hawks.
Moreover, such graphs permit a convenient comparison of two or more different phenomena, and the curves render apparent at first sight similarities or differences which can be made out from the tables only after close examination.
Cartesian graphs are almost always yielded by automatic recording instruments, such as the barograph, meteorograph, seismometer, &c.
In making graphsfor comparison, the scales chosen must give a similar range of variation, otherwise the correspondence may not be discerned.
Probably when I brought him Wung Lu's think-o-graphs he read what he wanted to know.
The thought-camera and his entire collection of think-o-graphs were gone.
Wonder if the think-o-graphs and the thought-camera have anything to do with that?
Someone else was interested in those charts and graphstoo the other day.
Bill cast a professional eye over the charts and graphs on the wall, while far down in his subconscious a sharp twinge of jealousy fulminated, tangling with his fears of space in a hybrid monstrosity.
On the office walls hung big graphs of fuel consumption curves, trajectory plots from Earth to the asteroid belt, ballistics computations, oxygen consumption curves per unit metabolism per man.
It is to be noted that the graphs show the control of many commodities as it existed in 1913, the last normal year before the war.
These are partly summarized in the accompanying graphs from Spurr.
Graphs of the condylobasilar lengths, body lengths and weights of a series of voles of known age.
In the two lower graphs the solid line represents Microtus, the broken line Sigmodon, and the dotted line Reithrodontomys.
The graphs indicate individual variation in these characters which limits their usefulness in determining age.
Graphs of population structure showing the monthly changes in the mean percentages of juveniles, subadults, adults and males in samples from the three study areas.
References:~ The chapters on Simultaneous Equations and Graphs in any algebra.
The close relation between the heat applied and the product sought forms the basis of a striking series of graphs (Fig.
These contrasts are clearly brought out by thegraphs which represent practices well recognized for the varieties.
Most of them weregraphs of functions of light, considered as a wave in these experiments.
Nat Holt remained silent, watching critically the wavering dials and graphs showing the engineer's physical condition and reaction.
Paul took the recordings and the analyzer graphs back to his own office.
Paul followed the motion of his hand and remained staring at the graphs in a kind of stunned recognition.
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