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graph

noun as in diagram

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When the asteroid data is plotted on a graph of the rotation period versus diameter, something startling stands out - there's a gap, or dividing line that appears to split two distinct populations.

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What's on display is a moving graph which looks a bit like an EEG.

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Mann was publicly vilified over his research showing that average global temperatures had risen sharply since 1900 after about a millennium of gradual cooling, producing what became known as the “hockey stick graph.”

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The above graph shows Celtic - the team in the slim sliver of white along the bottom - were never really a force going forward despite dominating the ball with 67% possession.

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You can visualize the outcome of funding cuts for HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis in a two-line graph: long-term funding gradually rises over a period of decades until 2025, when it suddenly plunges, while the long-term trend of diminishing deaths, inversely proportionate to funding, ceases its decline and begins to leap upward.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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