the most basic element (a grapheme or combination of graphemes) of a typeface or
font that carries meaning in the text of a writing system. For example, the Z character
can be represented by a number of different glyphs--boldface, italic, or in varying
font styles, all of which represent the the letter "Z."
graph panel
a graph with multiple cells.
graphics template
See ODS template
grid
a uniform arrangement of the rows and columns of a multi-cell layout.
gridded data
input that contains at least three numeric variables. Two of the variables are treated
as X and Y variables and the third variable Z is treated as if it were a function of X
and Y. The X and Y variable values occur at uniformly spaced intervals (although ...
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