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visual tool

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visual tool

Any program, utility, routine or function that performs an operation by dragging and dropping icons or by "drawing" the solution. Visual tools are the norm today in virtually every graphics-based (Windows, Mac, etc.) application. The term is mostly used to refer to an operation that has typically been command-line based. For example, a visual tool might simplify a programming function that would otherwise require writing lines of code.



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An innovative visual tool that helps a woman track her cycle and identify the days that pregnancy is likely as well as days when pregnancy is unlikely.
The major differences of these editions from previous editions are the inclusion of full-color illustrations that serve to support and enhance understanding of the medical concepts and provide a visual tool to enhance the learning and retention of the related terminology.
Since chordal knowledge is absolutely fundamental to fake book playing, Berger includes an illustration and explanation of "the circle of fifths," an indispensable visual tool for navigating the relationships between the chords usually found together in one song.
 
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