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   Pictogram
   A chart giving statistics in pictorial form. For example using a dollar bill in increasing size to represent the increase in the purchasing power over time.
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   pictogram
   pictogram 1. Images representing things or ideas rather than words. 2. A symbol which is a picture that represents an object or concept; such as, a picture of an envelope used to represent an e-mail message. Pictograms are common in everyday life; such as, signs in public places or roads; whereas t...
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   pictogram
   (text) (Or 'pictograph') A symbol which is a picture that represents an object or concept, e.g. a picture of an envelope used to represent an e-mail message. Pictograms are common in everyday life, e.g. signs in public places or roads, whereas the term 'icon' is specific to interfaces on computers o...
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   Pictogram
   A pictogram, also called a pictogramme or pictograph, is an ideogram that conveys its meaning through its pictorial resemblance to a physical object. Pictographs are often used in writing and graphic systems in which the characters are to considerable extent pictorial in appearance. Pictography is ...
   Found op http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pictogram
   
   
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   pictogram
   Pictorial way of presenting statistical data, in which a symbol is used to represent a specific quantity of items. For example, the table shows how many cans of lemonade were sold in one week from a vending machine: This data can be represented in a pictogram:
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