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Spread glottis (SG): this feature distinguishes between aspirated and unaspirated consonants.

Each dev team member can take turn to update the chart. The theory state that each member of the Development Team can update the Burndown Chart because the team is self-organised. But in real life I guess it's usually the Scrum Master or the tool that you're using that does the update for you.

Phonological features are the basic building blocks of sounds. The system is designed to permit us to distinguish all possible speech sounds from each other, as well as to help us group sounds into natural classes. We can distinguish consonants from vowels using C for consonants and V for vowels.

The ScrumMaster should update the release burndown chart at the end of each sprint. The horizontal axis of the sprint burndown chart shows the sprints; the vertical axis shows the amount of work remaining at the start of each sprint.

How to create a burndown chart in Jira? Scrum projects in Jira have Release burndown chart option available out of the box. You can find it in Project menu > Reports > Burndown chart. The chart shows Completed and remaining work based on Story points grouped by sprints on the horizontal axes that represents time.

In both 'Release' and 'Folder' burndown charts, you can use the trend line shown in your burndown chart to do some useful things: Project the time when all the work for this iteration will be completed. Predict the amount of work your team can expect to complete during any given iteration.

The only thing to be added from my side is - the Scrum Master can choose to ensure that the Burndown/ Burnup charts are being updated regularly (per the frequency decided by the Scrum Team) but the ultimate responsibility lies with the Development Team itself.