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Definition of diagram in English: diagramnounPlural diagrams ˈdʌɪəɡramˈdaɪəˌɡræm 1A simplified drawing showing the appearance, structure, or workings of something; a schematic representation. a diagram of the living room Example sentencesExamples - The text is well illustrated with excellent diagrams, sketches and figures.
- They are packed with detail but it doesn't seem overwhelming because the pages are broken up with masses of superb colour photographs, maps, street-by-street diagrams and drawings.
- The dissertation is well organized with many fascinating diagrams, charts and figures.
- In the following paragraphs I will use four simple diagrams to present the argument.
- The book is profusely illustrated, with diagrams showing clearly the techniques described.
- The text also includes many diagrams of molecular structures and points out the relevance and importance of the chemical structure to the pharmacological action.
- On the second point, I think the member has heard the explanation many times before: a graph or a diagram appeared in a document that was not authorised by the Prime Minister or me.
- Line drawings and diagrams in the text figures are typically well designed and informative.
- Schematic diagrams of the probe and of the entire spectroscopy system are shown in Fig.1.
- For every birdhouse, you'll find a photo, an exploded diagram of all sides, and simple instructions.
- The data are summarized in the schematic diagram below.
- A diagram of the hillside structure is shown on Page 82.
- A summary flow diagram of patients enrolled in the study is depicted in Figure 1.
- Fig.14 shows schematic diagrams representing this type of situation.
- This diagram shows the complex structure of Saturn's magnetosphere.
- The diagrams illustrating the normal histology of the spleen are comprehensible and significantly clarify a fairly complicated system.
- Apart from the run-of-the-mill stuff like e-mail and word processing, he is teaching himself to use the computer to draw schematic diagrams.
- Follow the manufacturer's wiring diagram to make the connection to your power supply.
- The first weeks of the course deal with electronic principles, electrical-current theory, and the skills needed to interpret equipment diagrams and schematics.
- The system can be used to display schematic diagrams of the aircraft's principal sub-systems.
Synonyms drawing, line drawing, illustration, picture, artist's impression schematic representation, representation, scale drawing, technical drawing, plan, figure, sketch, draft, outline, delineation, exploded view, cutaway, layout Computing graphic rare schema - 1.1Geometry A figure composed of lines that is used to illustrate a definition or statement or to aid in the proof of a proposition.
Example sentencesExamples - Stefan handed some chalk to Spencer who began drawing various diagrams on the board.
- Along with many line diagrams and equations, the problems and ‘mathematical meanderings’ strengthen concepts in each chapter.
- 1.2British A graphical schedule for operating railway locomotives and rolling stock in order to provide a desired service.
Example sentencesExamples - A navigational system pinpoints the train's position in relation to track diagrams.
- Another 12 Class 317 electric trains and 14 more Class 319 units will ensure all diagrams can be run.
- It was an ‘expo on wheels’, displaying the highlights of the railway network through charts, diagrams, photographs and working models.
- But a number of photographs feature interesting vehicles and are supplemented by coach diagrams, schedules and menus.
- To see a layout diagram of Amtrak's sleepers click here.
verbdiagrams, diagramming, diagrammed, diagraming, diagramedˈdʌɪəɡramˈdaɪəˌɡræm [with object]1Represent (something) in graphic form. the experiment is diagrammed on page fourteen Example sentencesExamples - He also diagrams the road graph that gives rise to this state of affairs.
- Our experimental set-up is diagrammed in Figure 2A.
- In the heat of the action, the coach eagerly diagrams a play and talks his players through it.
- There assistants corrected the proportions of the initial sketches in carefully diagrammed drawings and clay models so they conformed to the perfect mathematical ratios.
- Although only three lineages are diagrammed, in reality an average of >100 lineages were propagated for each genotype.
- By diagramming actual people in actual relationships, we are introducing both mechanical and conceptual problems.
- Unfortunately, this way of diagramming the results tends to lull us into thinking that all the evolutionary changes occurred at those nodes, and none along the branches.
- All we see are coaches discussing certain planned options, not actually diagramming the procedures for us.
- Fig 1A.2 diagrams the G matrix and PCs associated with two populations, both of which have the modules diagrammed in Fig 1A.1.
- The screening method is diagrammed in Fig 1A and represents a modification of the crossing design of COYNE et al. 1998.
- It is an attempt to diagram the allies, enemies, cousins, straw men, party followers, puppets, and courtiers and their relationships.
- This coordinated ECR model is diagrammed in Fig 5.
- I might instead attempt to diagram its structure, insofar as I am able to apprehend it.
- In terms of the competition of routes, he diagrammed cases where more roundabout routes may be economically defensible.
- He diagrammed it on a piece of paper, then shared it with Nick Scheele and Jim Padilla.
- The Kensico Cemetery burial card diagrams the wedge-shaped plot, 5 feet by 8 by 40.
- This simplified figure fails to show the interrelationship between those two processes and unrealistically diagrams the recombination as reciprocal.
- Take note of all important aspects of the collision and then if possible diagram the exact position of the vehicles before and after the accident.
- He assembled all the helicopter crews and briefed them on the mission, diagramming the procedure on butcher-block paper.
- A genetic map showing the 16 chromosomes of yeast is diagrammed.
- 1.1British Schedule the operations of (a locomotive or train) according to a diagram.
Origin Early 17th century: from Latin diagramma, from Greek, from diagraphein 'mark out by lines', from dia 'through' + graphein 'write'. graft from Late Middle English: A graft is a shoot from one plant fixed into a slit made in another to form a new growth. Originally spelled graff, it derives from Greek graphion ‘stylus, pointed writing implement’, from graphein ‘to write’, source of the graphite (late 18th century) in your pencil, graphic art (mid 17th century), and diagram (early 17th century). The tapered tip of the shoot was thought to resemble a stylus. The other graft (mid 19th century), ‘hard work’, may be related to the phrase spade's graft ‘the amount of earth that one stroke of a spade will move’, based on Old Norse groftr ‘digging’.
Definition of diagram in US English: diagram(also diag.) nounˈdīəˌɡramˈdaɪəˌɡræm 1A simplified drawing showing the appearance, structure, or workings of something; a schematic representation. a diagram of the living room Example sentencesExamples - The text is well illustrated with excellent diagrams, sketches and figures.
- A diagram of the hillside structure is shown on Page 82.
- Schematic diagrams of the probe and of the entire spectroscopy system are shown in Fig.1.
- For every birdhouse, you'll find a photo, an exploded diagram of all sides, and simple instructions.
- They are packed with detail but it doesn't seem overwhelming because the pages are broken up with masses of superb colour photographs, maps, street-by-street diagrams and drawings.
- The first weeks of the course deal with electronic principles, electrical-current theory, and the skills needed to interpret equipment diagrams and schematics.
- Fig.14 shows schematic diagrams representing this type of situation.
- The data are summarized in the schematic diagram below.
- The system can be used to display schematic diagrams of the aircraft's principal sub-systems.
- The diagrams illustrating the normal histology of the spleen are comprehensible and significantly clarify a fairly complicated system.
- The book is profusely illustrated, with diagrams showing clearly the techniques described.
- Follow the manufacturer's wiring diagram to make the connection to your power supply.
- In the following paragraphs I will use four simple diagrams to present the argument.
- Apart from the run-of-the-mill stuff like e-mail and word processing, he is teaching himself to use the computer to draw schematic diagrams.
- A summary flow diagram of patients enrolled in the study is depicted in Figure 1.
- This diagram shows the complex structure of Saturn's magnetosphere.
- The dissertation is well organized with many fascinating diagrams, charts and figures.
- On the second point, I think the member has heard the explanation many times before: a graph or a diagram appeared in a document that was not authorised by the Prime Minister or me.
- Line drawings and diagrams in the text figures are typically well designed and informative.
- The text also includes many diagrams of molecular structures and points out the relevance and importance of the chemical structure to the pharmacological action.
Synonyms drawing, line drawing, illustration, picture, artist's impression - 1.1Geometry A figure composed of lines that is used to illustrate a definition or statement or to aid in the proof of a proposition.
Example sentencesExamples - Along with many line diagrams and equations, the problems and ‘mathematical meanderings’ strengthen concepts in each chapter.
- Stefan handed some chalk to Spencer who began drawing various diagrams on the board.
verbˈdīəˌɡramˈdaɪəˌɡræm [with object]Represent (something) in graphic form. the experiment is diagramed on page fourteen Example sentencesExamples - This coordinated ECR model is diagrammed in Fig 5.
- He assembled all the helicopter crews and briefed them on the mission, diagramming the procedure on butcher-block paper.
- Fig 1A.2 diagrams the G matrix and PCs associated with two populations, both of which have the modules diagrammed in Fig 1A.1.
- There assistants corrected the proportions of the initial sketches in carefully diagrammed drawings and clay models so they conformed to the perfect mathematical ratios.
- In the heat of the action, the coach eagerly diagrams a play and talks his players through it.
- A genetic map showing the 16 chromosomes of yeast is diagrammed.
- I might instead attempt to diagram its structure, insofar as I am able to apprehend it.
- Our experimental set-up is diagrammed in Figure 2A.
- Unfortunately, this way of diagramming the results tends to lull us into thinking that all the evolutionary changes occurred at those nodes, and none along the branches.
- It is an attempt to diagram the allies, enemies, cousins, straw men, party followers, puppets, and courtiers and their relationships.
- He diagrammed it on a piece of paper, then shared it with Nick Scheele and Jim Padilla.
- The Kensico Cemetery burial card diagrams the wedge-shaped plot, 5 feet by 8 by 40.
- This simplified figure fails to show the interrelationship between those two processes and unrealistically diagrams the recombination as reciprocal.
- Take note of all important aspects of the collision and then if possible diagram the exact position of the vehicles before and after the accident.
- By diagramming actual people in actual relationships, we are introducing both mechanical and conceptual problems.
- All we see are coaches discussing certain planned options, not actually diagramming the procedures for us.
- In terms of the competition of routes, he diagrammed cases where more roundabout routes may be economically defensible.
- Although only three lineages are diagrammed, in reality an average of >100 lineages were propagated for each genotype.
- The screening method is diagrammed in Fig 1A and represents a modification of the crossing design of COYNE et al. 1998.
- He also diagrams the road graph that gives rise to this state of affairs.
Origin Early 17th century: from Latin diagramma, from Greek, from diagraphein ‘mark out by lines’, from dia ‘through’ + graphein ‘write’. |