### chart:

Pie chart
* Limit the pie to a maximum of seven slices, using colors more than once.
* are better than bar graphs for comparing relative sizes
  - especially useful in representing proportions, percents, and fractions
  - most popular for information that represents parts of a whole
  - often useful to quickly convey relative proportions
  - rare in scientific writing
* divide information like pie pieces and show parts of a whole.
* illustrate ethnic distribution within each gender.
* show different values as part of a whole.
* show relationships between parts of a whole or percentages as pieces of a pie
  - the relationship of parts to a whole
+ Pie chart, Warning against usage
  * Pie charts are rare in scientific writing. They are more common in business and economics. One reason for this may be that it is more  to compare the size of items in a chart when area is used instead of length. Stevens' power law says that it is harder to see small differences using visual area than when using length. This means that length is a better scale to use, because differences can be found out easier.

### chart:

Plot
* are charts
  - located in stories
  - plans
  - schemes
  - tracts
* consist of trees.
* continue for third years
* device used by writers to impose order on what is essentially chaos.
* follow growth.
* function which plots the given equation over a specified range.
* have emergence
  - production
  - regeneration
* help conclusions.
* includes goals.
* involve crops.
* is the armature upon which character decisions are created.
* literary term.
* show clear trends
  - evolution
  - reversals
  - wind reversals
+ Fiction, Parts of fiction, Plot:
  * Plot is a literary term. It is the events that make up a story, particularly as they relate to one another. The events may form a pattern. That pattern may be a sequence, through cause and effect, or  how the reader views the story, or simply by coincidence.

### chart | plot:

Conspiracy
* Conspiracies are agreement
  - organisation
  - sets
  - the residual effluent of a secretive national security state
* crime in the first degree.
* criminal act which carries criminal penalties in many societies.
* is agreeing to commit an illegal act
  - an agreement between two or more persons to commit a crime
  - the easiest and commonest performance of men
* theme that connects the late eighteenth century with our own era.
* usually secret effort to accomplish evil or illegal goals.

Food plot
* can attract deer for watching, hunting, or photography
  - enhance deer habitat by offering both food and cover
* play a major role in managing deer herds and other game.

Recurrence plot
* are very useful for identifying recurrences in time series data.
* is essentially a graphical representation of a correlation integral.

Scatter plot
* are graphic representations of the relationship between two interval variables
  - similar to line graphs in that they start with mapping quantitative data points
  - useful for illustrating important correlations between variables
* display data points in one or two dimensions.

Profile
* are biographies
  - outlines
  - sketches or wire frame curves that drive solid and surface features
* block of options specified in a configuration file with a particular name.
* describe a monitor's or printer's color space with numbers.
* is where information about identity is stored.
* refer to different patterns of soil horizons.
* refers to a person's physical shape or outline
  - the specific design and exposure size of a panel

### chart | profile:

Low profile
* are visibility.
* describes a person who avoids publicity.

Soil profile
* Every soil profile is made up of layers called soil horizons.
* are profiles.

Radar chart
* are useful for plotting changes in values relative to a central reference point.
* have multiple axes along which data can be plotted.