Examples of using See graph in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
Data shows that venture capital funds raised far exceeded investments in Europe see graph 21.
Its use in the first three days progressed much quicker than in the first wave see Graph 1.
From a total of 15 spirometer properties, the respondents named the following as the most important characterising the property as"very important", see graph.
Over the same period, the female employment rate increased by 2.1 percentage points to 54.9 per cent see Graph 6.
In contrast with Spanish past experience, continued economic growth has now been compatible with subdued inflation rates see Graph 1.
Among the EU Member States, Luxembourg counted the highest passenger car density(see Graph 7), with 659 cars per 1000 inhabitants, followed by Italy 581.
However, the number of deaths in crossing the desert has grown exponentially see graph.
The average weight of goods loaded onto trains(see Graph 2)- which is one indicator of the efficiency of.
Chapter 6 takes the highest share In international inland waterways transport as well(see Graph 5.30), but only by a small margin share: 21% in 1998.
The EU terms of trade hardly changed between 1992 and 1996 see Graph 10.
figures continue to vary from year to year see Graph 6.2.
The Germany's contribution fell to 2.5% in 2002 it was 23% in 2001, see graph 4.
was therefore sharply up see Graph 1.
the upward trend in the Netherlands is particularly striking see Graph 2.
municipalities and churches see graph above.
Until then, EIB policy had been geared towards regional equalization within the Community of Ten see Graph 13.
Proportion varies from 27% in Portugal to 58% in Greece see Graph A. 21.
Investment is the demand component most affected by the current downturn see Graph 5.
regions in the Community widened substantially see Graph 3.2.3.
Changes in the real output price index ranged in the Member States from 10.3% in the United Kingdom to 0.9% in Denmark see graph below.