| The correlation between layer thickness, layer weight in grams and percentage ratios for the respective wire diameters is shown in the nomograph. |
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| An excellent way to estimate how far you can see a target with a thermal imaging camera is to use a nomograph. |
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| Determination of minor head loss is simple and straightforward, and a standared nomograph in common use is included at the end of the chapter. |
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| In their study, the contaminant transport data was pre-computed and stored and then was interpreted with a nomograph technique. |
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| A nomograph is a graphical calculator which represents numerical relationships between variables such as focal length, range and the number of pixels on target. |
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| A nomograph in that article credited to Onderdonk has values consistent with this type of problem. |
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| The format, called a nomograph, uses a graphic representation of numerical values to produce a final calculation. |
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| For other soils, where a different subset of soil properties controlled particle size distributions after rainfall wetting, the original nomograph was found to perform poorly. |
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| Nomograph, also called Alignment Chart, calculating chart with scales that contain values of three or more mathematical variables, widely used in engineering, industry, and the natural and physical sciences. |
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