Munich dunkel is the maltiest style in the BJCP Dark Lager category. It is a beer full of toasted bread and other malt flavors and aromas from the heavy use of melanoidin-rich Munich malt. Most good examples are balanced nearly even, leaning a little to the sweet side, which hides the restrained hop bitterness.
With a two way data table, two categorical variables can be measured and compared. For example, hair color and gender could be measured for a group of individuals. The categorical variables that would be observed and recorded would be whether the person is male or female and what color his or her hair is.
Quantitative variables are distinguished from categorical (sometimes called qualitative) variables such as favorite color, religion, city of birth, and favorite sport in which there is no ordering or measuring involved. There are many types of graphs that can be used to portray distributions of quantitative variables. The upcoming sections cover the following types of graphs: (1) stem and leaf displays, (2) histograms, (3) frequency polygons, (4) box plots, (5) bar charts, (6) line graphs, (7) scatter plots (discussed in a different chapter), and (8) dot plots.