Translation for 'graph paper' from English to French

graph paper

papier {m} millimétrémath.

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graph

diagramme {m}

graphique {m}

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complete graph

graphe {m} completmath.

graph theory

théorie {f} des graphesmath.

graph isomorphism

isomorphisme {f} de graphemath.

graph automorphism

automorphisme {m} de graphemath.

bar graph

diagramme {m} à bandes [can.]stat.

graph plotter

traceur {m} de courbesinform.

table {f} traçanteinform.

Petersen graph

graphe {m} de Petersenmath.

Chvátal graph

graphe {m} de Chvátalmath.

Grötzsch graph

graphe {m} de Grötzschmath.

Mycielski graph

graphe {m} de Mycielskimath.

comparability graph

graphe {m} de comparabilitémath.

Moore graph

graphe {m} de Mooremath.

Heawood graph

graphe {m} de Heawoodmath.

regular graph

graphe {m} réguliermath.

biconnected graph

graphe {m} biconnexemath.

divisor graph

graphe {m} de comparabilitémath.

containment graph

graphe {m} de comparabilitémath.

• times larger than the axes scales, the numbers on it exactly match those directly below or to its left, and thus it can be easily created by drawing a straight line diagonally on a sheet of graph paper.
• Before the advent of computer graphics, logarithmic graph paper was a commonly used scientific tool.
• "Cool to Be You" was released in both CD and LP formats, with a cover illustration drawn by Chris Shary depicting the band's Milo caricature drawn on graph paper.
• For ease of measuring the amplitudes and intervals, an ECG is printed on graph paper at a standard scale: each 1 mm (one small box on the standard 25mm/s ECG paper) represents 40 milliseconds of time on the x-axis, and 0.1 millivolts on the y-axis.
• In 1893 Durand developed and introduced Logarithmic graph paper, where the logarithmic scale is marked off in distances proportional to the logarithms of the values being represented.

• After all the possible locations are patterned, the wafer surface appears like a sheet of graph paper, with grid lines delineating the individual chips.
• It may be plotted out on graph paper charts together with a record of symptoms or using peak flow charting software.
• There are four common types of binder paper: wide ruled, college ruled, unruled, and graph paper.
• Infographics can be created by hand using simple everyday tools such as graph paper, pencils, markers, and rulers.
• Hex can also be played with paper and pencil on hexagonally ruled graph paper.

• Some solvers also use graph paper to try various digit combinations before writing them into the puzzle grids.
• The plotting can be manually performed by using a special graph paper, called "normal probability paper".
• distance plots of such sports records formed nearly a straight line when plotted on log-log graph paper.
• Graph paper, coordinate paper, grid paper, or squared paper is writing paper that is printed with fine lines making up a regular grid.
• Another connectivity game played with paper and pencil on a rectangular array of dots (or graph paper) is the children's game of "dots and boxes".

• Perforation is used in ways to separate loose leaf (or even a form of graph paper from a ringed binder).
• Xenakis used graph paper and a ruler to aid in calculating the velocity trajectories of glissando for his orchestral composition "Metastasis" (1953–54), but later turned to the use of computers to compose pieces like "ST/4" for string quartet and "ST/48" for orchestra (both 1962).