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Traditionally, “X-graph” refers to the device which produces an “X-gram,” a physical record of some sort (e.g. telegraph/-gram, electrocardiograph/-gram, etc.)
by kd5bjo 6y ago
Traditionally, “X-graph” refers to the device which produces an “X-gram,” a physical record of some sort (e.g. telegraph/-gram, electrocardiograph/-gram, etc.)
- kian 6y agoI agree :) It seems like the artist/inventor may have at some point missed that finer linguistic point and attached instead to an alternative meaning of the word 'graph' :)