How to pronounce“graphs”in English

the graphs that we are taught in med school, they look more like this.

These graphs are showing you the energy generated in each state.

Behind graphs of growth were workers like a woman named Fermina-- whose name actually wasn't Fermina.

without graphs, without using words like meta.

she graphs her mood, right?

So here are some graphs.

So these graphs, again, show we can make dramatic changes in our energy mix.

And as these graphs show, the efforts are bringing real results.

and those extraordinary graphs that show the advent of the iPhone almost perfectly correlated with huge drops in social activity,

These are two simple graphs of the last 2,000 years, or two simple lines, depicting income growth-- that's red exponential--

As these types of graphs illustrate, there's more of this type of thing coming along.

You will miss the graphs.

I'd draw these graphs and you'd see the general rule and you'd tell the client that.

We all seen graphs like this where it's a chart or some kind of information presented and you think to yourself, wow, what can we

But look at those graphs.

When you see graphs like this, people say, well, I bet some of those people lied and ate more than they were supposed to.

That's the graphs that I showed when you see the arm moving, when you see the beat.

And the graphs are dose response curves.

And these graphs show you the different measures that we use.

Because you see these graphs?

Those pretty complex graphs for those of you who interested I can tell you more, with insomnia, again, and with a peak performance.

Those two other graphs there are what's the contribution of being or growing up with more

those those graphs there's something else that is very different between the

States uh what these graphs here show on the right show that um among the rich

could print graphs without saying aor loading driver what then uh people in the valley are always

And it only gets worse on larger graphs.

And so they literally have graphs, you can see them in the book, of how much money has been circulating in the US

We saw this in those poverty graphs I showed you earlier.

And that's just shown in these graphs here where you can see on the left hand side,

But in a lot of graphs, there's ways to do it that I think gives you sensible outcomes.

Here I've been showing you graphs where we actually have all the information.

So anyone who looks at graphs will generally look at this graph and say, oh, wait a second.

And so it does the bar graphs with, like-- I can't remember the exact numbers, but like 15 megawatts, and then 400 megawatts, 850 megawatts.

collaborate um this is a set of graphs that shows connections between departments over time with papers and

Have you sort of done the graphs and pinpointed the place where the style changed?

And he writes papers with graphs like this.

And here's radius or mass-- two graphs here.

So here's one of my graphs that shows this.

That will be true in all graphs of this source.

The other newspapers don't even do graphs.

Whenever I've looked at graphs like that, I've always had two questions.

Center for Global Developments got some good graphs on that in terms of the aversion effect.

So let's stop with the graphs and let me talk about the book.

These are a couple of graphs about trying to figure out what the real cost of energy is.

This is one of the coolest graphs in science.

Thank you for showing all these graphs.

And we all know that hockey stick graphs never last.

When you look at the the graphs of human progress, basically throughout history, almost all of humans existed in a state that we would now deem extreme poverty.

You can look at the graphs.