How to pronounce “logarithmic” in English

logarithmic graph some people criticized the graph and said well curs will only put points on the graph if they fit on

the logarithmic curve.

a straight logarithmic plot.

It's logarithmic.

This is a logarithmic chart to equalize returns over time.

It's a logarithmic scale.

It's a logarithmic scale, which I have to take some pains to explain to many audiences.

That's a logarithmic scale.

And it's plotted logarithmically, up by factors of 10.

And because signal is measured on a logarithmic scale, that four decibel drop means we've lost more than half the power,

Magnitude is measured on a logarithmic scale, so each whole number represents a ten-fold jump in energy.

So first we have general logarithmic-- next-- knowledge-based systems, like Watson, good old

So there's like a logarithmic relationship to forgetting these type of skills.

So you put these on double logarithmic axes, and the red points are primates, the black points are all other mammals, and the green are humans.

You see both axes are logarithmic, so you have not only cost effectiveness of solar panels, but the adoption cumulative gigawatts of solar panels

plague that multiplies in a geometric or logarithmic progression, something like that, which you understand

even another exponential on a logarithmic scale uh in many different fields it's not just Mo's law War law

Technologies are and uh well these are logarithmic graphs so telephone took 50

And of course you plotted logarithmically at first because to get a mouse and an elephant-- if you try to put the mouse here and you

where that power is just the absolute gradient of the logarithmic graph.

before Gordon Moore was born and of course this being a logarithmic scale

Real income per person, 150 years on a logarithmic or a ratio scale, right?

It's so logarithmic.

One year later, maybe a bit of logarithmic function.

can share our genome with our doctor so it's uh heartening this is a logarithmic scale it's heartening to to see that uh

even a completely unbiased, a completely un-logarithmically controlled network, would still fall into something of this homophily trap that I'm talking about.

Now, watch what happens if we switch the x-axis from a linear scale to a logarithmic scale.

The catch here is, oh, we go by logarithmic.

The key thing we have to understand is that the demonstrated thing about the greenhouse effect is that it's a logarithmic, which

So the difference engine was a machine for addition, to print logarithmic tables.

One is on a linear scale above, and the bottom one is on a logarithmic scale.

Going to this other chart, now you can see on the vertical axis is a logarithmic scale GDP per capita.

So they were-- people printed log log papers, semi log papers so you could plot logarithmic and semi logarithmic relationships.

acceleration in adoption times and uh I was alluding to this earlier it's a double logarithmic graph

You can see that we are very recent in this picture, at least logarithmically.

But truthfully, the interesting stuff happens when you start looking at more like logarithmic scales, when you start

Then we can find a universal, linear response in the x axis, a logarithmic of number of access per second,

here, professional people, if you ask, how does that scale with city size, plotted in this same logarithmic way, then you get some of those more fluctuations, more noise,

We are already on this very steep curve and just getting a little bit steeper, vertical axis being logarithmic, we get

And if you pass a line through the level of radiation that kills 90% of the population, this is a logarithmic scale.

Specifically, if you were following an optimal algorithm, the rate at which you add new regrets is logarithmic with respect to time.

So say, for example, if you look at-- and things obey a sort of logarithmic scale.

One of the simplest parts of a shell, of a mollusk's spiraling shell, is the logarithmic spiral.

And if you cut through a chambered nautilus, which is this shell here, you get a pretty good approximation to that logarithmic spiral in two dimensions.

Here we have a plot of the number of estimates of homicide in England 1200 to the present plotted on a logarithmic scale from a tenth

And here we have an increase -- it's plotted on a logarithmic scale.

And the conjecture was that it goes down very, very slowly, like logarithmically, roughly speaking.