 When a scale of a curve chart refers to percentages, the line at 100 per cent should be a broad line of the same width as a zero line. 18. If the horizontal scale for a curve begins at zero, the vertical line at zero (usually the left-hand edge of the...  Graphic Methods for Presenting Facts - Page 362by Willard Cope Brinton - 1914 - 371 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Carter Alexander - Education - 1919 - 362 pages
...a slightly wavy line indicating that the field has been broken off and does not reach to zero. 16. When the scale of a curve chart refers to percentages,...horizontal scale expresses time, the lines at the left-hand and the right-hand edges of a curve chart should not be made heavy, since a chart cannot... | |
 | Carson Samuel Duncan - Economics - 1919 - 422 pages
...the chart should each be at some power of ten on the vertical scale. 1 7. When the scale of a curved chart refers to percentages, the line at 100 per cent,...horizontal scale expresses time, the lines at the left- and right-hand edges of a curved chart should not be made heavy, since a chart cannot be made... | |
 | Carter Alexander - Education - 1919 - 360 pages
...should be a slightly wavy line indicating that the field has been broken off and does not reach to zero. 18. If the horizontal scale for a curve begins at...horizontal scale expresses time, the lines at the left-hand and the right-hand edges of a curve chart should not be made heavy, since a chart cannot... | |
 | William Henry Leffingwell - Efficiency, Industrial - 1926 - 890 pages
...refers to percentages, the line at 100% should be a broad line of the same width as a zero line. 1 8. If the horizontal scale for a curve begins at zero,...horizontal scale expresses time, the lines at the left- and right-hand edges of a curve chart should not be made heavy, since the chart cannot be made... | |
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