printmaker Franz von Liszt, jurist and legal scholar (cousin of the composer) Ludwig Manzel, sculptor Joseph Mausbach, theologian Georg von Mayr, statistician

Mosaic plot

Display In: Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics, 2002, 11, 89–107. [The earliest known mosaic display goes back to Georg von Mayr (1877).]

Karl Mayr

an SPD paramilitary force. In the early 1930s, Mayr collected among other things, information on Georg Bell, an associate of Ernst Röhm, and other material

Emil Julius Gumbel

political activities with the support of one of the firm's founders, Georg Count von Arco, a prominent member of the human rights movement. In 1922, Gumbel

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Radar chart

star representing one observation. The star plot was first used by Georg von Mayr in 1877. Radar charts differ from glyph plots in that all variables

Manifesto of the Ninety-Three

printmaker Franz von Liszt, jurist and legal scholar (cousin of the composer) Ludwig Manzel, sculptor Joseph Mausbach, theologian Georg von Mayr, statistician

Mosaic plot

Display In: Journal of Computational and Graphical Statistics, 2002, 11, 89–107. [The earliest known mosaic display goes back to Georg von Mayr (1877).]

Karl Mayr

an SPD paramilitary force. In the early 1930s, Mayr collected among other things, information on Georg Bell, an associate of Ernst Röhm, and other material

Emil Julius Gumbel

political activities with the support of one of the firm's founders, Georg Count von Arco, a prominent member of the human rights movement. In 1922, Gumbel