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This diagram shows production process of the smoked fish
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The diagram gives information about how smoked fish are prepared by people.
It can be seen that there are three main stages in this manfacturing process, beginning with preparation of raw materials cofe beans.
Looking at the beginning of the process, coffe beans are picked up by workers and are processed using special equipment. Next, the separated coffee beans are laid to dry in sunshine by workers. Dried coffee beans are hulled, and then roasted in an oven for 10 -15 minutes.
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The diagram gives information about how smoked fish are prepared by people.
It can be seen that there are three main stages in this manfacturing process, beginning with preparation of raw materials cofe beans.
Looking at the beginning of the process, coffe beans are picked up by workers and are processed using special equipment. Next, the separated coffee beans are laid to dry in sunshine by workers. Dried coffee beans are hulled, and then roasted in an oven for 10 -15 minutes.
Looking at the next process, this process includes processes from product packaging to delivery to consumers. The first thing coffees are packaged by workers in papers or plastic bags, and then coffee beans transported coffees to cars. Cars delivers coffees to consumers
It can be seen that there are three main stages in this manfacturing process, beginning with preparation of raw materials cofe beans.
Looking at the beginning of the process, coffe beans are picked up by workers and are processed using special equipment. Next, the separated coffee beans are laid to dry in sunshine by workers. Dried coffee beans are hulled, and then roasted in an oven for 10 -15 minutes.
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The diagram gives information about how smoked fish are prepared by people.
It can be seen that there are three main stages in this manfacturing process, beginning with preparation of raw materials cofe beans.
Looking at the beginning of the process, coffe beans are picked up by workers and are processed using special equipment. Next, the separated coffee beans are laid to dry in sunshine by workers. Dried coffee beans are hulled, and then roasted in an oven for 10 -15 minutes.
Looking at the next process, this process includes processes from product packaging to delivery to consumers. The first thing coffees are packaged by workers in papers or plastic bags, and then coffee beans transported coffees to cars. Cars delivers coffees to consumers
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The diagram gives information about how aluminium drinks cans are made
It can be seen that the production process of aluminium drinks cans includes 3 maine stages, aluminium dishes are collected and delivered for recycling.
At the beginning of production process aluminium drinks canes are separated steel and aluminium and delivered for recycling centre. Dishes that arrived are milted with heat. Old aluminium milled and Molten aluminium is poured in special pot and new aluminium is produced.
Looking at the next process, New aluminium is changed aluminium roll. At the end of production process aluminium drinks cans are ready for using .Finished aluminium drink bottles are drliverd to customers. The process continues based on the system.
It can be seen that the production process of aluminium drinks cans includes 3 maine stages, aluminium dishes are collected and delivered for recycling.
At the beginning of production process aluminium drinks canes are separated steel and aluminium and delivered for recycling centre. Dishes that arrived are milted with heat. Old aluminium milled and Molten aluminium is poured in special pot and new aluminium is produced.
Looking at the next process, New aluminium is changed aluminium roll. At the end of production process aluminium drinks cans are ready for using .Finished aluminium drink bottles are drliverd to customers. The process continues based on the system.
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The figure gives information about how the aluminium drinks cans are made.
Overall, it can be seen that there are 3 main stages in the manufacturing process, beginning with the collection of aluminium drinks cans for production. The new drinks cans are delivered, with the old ones recycling in special centres.
Looking at the beginning of the process, once wasted cans in the recycling beans are brought to collection centres, initial sorting stage takes place, where aluminium cans are separated from steel ones. Following this, the two types of cans are delivered to recycling centre, and then the second main stage is started. In the recycling centre, the first thing to be done is that the old aluminium is melted down so that the new aluminium can be produced. After that, the aluminium material is turned to aluminium rolls before new aluminium cans are made.
At the final stage of the process, the new cans are delivered and put into special drinks machines for consumers. And the cycle starts a new.
Overall, it can be seen that there are 3 main stages in the manufacturing process, beginning with the collection of aluminium drinks cans for production. The new drinks cans are delivered, with the old ones recycling in special centres.
Looking at the beginning of the process, once wasted cans in the recycling beans are brought to collection centres, initial sorting stage takes place, where aluminium cans are separated from steel ones. Following this, the two types of cans are delivered to recycling centre, and then the second main stage is started. In the recycling centre, the first thing to be done is that the old aluminium is melted down so that the new aluminium can be produced. After that, the aluminium material is turned to aluminium rolls before new aluminium cans are made.
At the final stage of the process, the new cans are delivered and put into special drinks machines for consumers. And the cycle starts a new.
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The line graphs gives information about three different books, children's books
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The line graph gives information about three kind of books, children's books, adult fiction, educational books that are sold from 2002 to 2006.
It is clear that the number of books are sold expirensed significant change over the period shown. Overall the amount of books that were bought by young people reached considerably growth at the end of the year. As for adult fiction. This figure losed its trend, being less sold then other. At a time when adult fiction go down, there were considrabl change in the number of educational books.
It is clear that the number of books are sold expirensed significant change over the period shown. Overall the amount of books that were bought by young people reached considerably growth at the end of the year. As for adult fiction. This figure losed its trend, being less sold then other. At a time when adult fiction go down, there were considrabl change in the number of educational books.
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The line graph gives information about three diffrent books, children's books, adult fiction and educational books ,are sold from 2002 to 2006.
It is clear that the amount of books selling expirensed significant changes over the period shown. Overall, the amount of books that are being bought by young people reached to highest point at the end of the year. As for adult fiction, this figure losed its trend, being less sold then other. At a time when adult fiction go down, there were considrable change in the number of educational books.
It is clear that the amount of books selling expirensed significant changes over the period shown. Overall, the amount of books that are being bought by young people reached to highest point at the end of the year. As for adult fiction, this figure losed its trend, being less sold then other. At a time when adult fiction go down, there were considrable change in the number of educational books.
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In 2002 , the amount of children's books was about 33$ but the demand for young people's books dramatic increased, reaching about 55$ in 2006. As for adult fiction, at the beginning of the year the demand for adult fiction to buy much higher than children's books however the amount of adult fiction are lost its trend. At the end of the years about at 30$.
At the beginning of the years the demand to buy educational books much lower than adult fiction.for the first 4 years the sales of the educational books showed a significant rise , leaving Adult fiction , about 2 $
At the beginning of the years the demand to buy educational books much lower than adult fiction.for the first 4 years the sales of the educational books showed a significant rise , leaving Adult fiction , about 2 $
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The line graph illustrates the yearly consumption of three different types of fast food among teenagers in Australia from 1975 to 2000.
It is clear that hamburgers and pizza turned into common consumer choices among Australian teenagers, while fish and chips lost its popularity over the period of 25 years.
In 1975, hamburgers and pizza were the least popular choices, with the former being eaten 10 times and the latter only 5 times. By contrast, Australian teenagers consumed fish and chips 100 times in the same year, which made this type by far the most common choice. However, over the following years, there was a boom in demand for hamburgers and pizza, while fish and chips became less and less popular.
Looking at the numbers, the most dramatic increase in hamburgers consumption was seen for the first 10 years, with the figures reaching 85 times in 1985. The same experience was observed with pizza for the next decade until the figures leveled off at 85 times in 1995. By contrast, there was a quick fall in the consumption of fish and chips from 95 times to almost 40 for the last 15 years.
With all these sudden and opposing trends, by 2000, the hamburgers and pizza consumption had reached to 100 times and 85 times respectively as the first and second most common choices, while the figure for fish and chips had dropped to only 40 times.
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The line graph illustrates the yearly consumption of three different types of fast food among teenagers in Australia from 1975 to 2000.
It is clear that hamburgers and pizza turned into common consumer choices among Australian teenagers, while fish and chips lost its popularity over the period of 25 years.
In 1975, hamburgers and pizza were the least popular choices, with the former being eaten 10 times and the latter only 5 times. By contrast, Australian teenagers consumed fish and chips 100 times in the same year, which made this type by far the most common choice. However, over the following years, there was a boom in demand for hamburgers and pizza, while fish and chips became less and less popular.
Looking at the numbers, the most dramatic increase in hamburgers consumption was seen for the first 10 years, with the figures reaching 85 times in 1985. The same experience was observed with pizza for the next decade until the figures leveled off at 85 times in 1995. By contrast, there was a quick fall in the consumption of fish and chips from 95 times to almost 40 for the last 15 years.
With all these sudden and opposing trends, by 2000, the hamburgers and pizza consumption had reached to 100 times and 85 times respectively as the first and second most common choices, while the figure for fish and chips had dropped to only 40 times.
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The line graph compares three kind of food pizza, fish and chips, hamburger in terms of consumtion . From 1975 to 2000
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It is clear that hamburger and pizza were the more consmed and showed its highest trend at the end of the year. As for Fish and chips. At the beginning of the year Fish and chips are more consumed among the Australian's teenagers but fish and chips saw dramatic decline, being less consumed at the end of the year.
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In 1975. Pizza and hamburger were the less popular foods among the people. Looking at the beging of the year, pizza are eaten 5 times also gamburger are eaten about 8 times but Austuralian teenegers eate hamburger about 100 times in 2000. Also pizza were consumed 85 times.
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The line graph compares Edinburgh's attractions in terms of their popularity among tourists coming to Scotland from 1980 to 2010.
Overall, it can be observed that the castle became the most common tourist choice at the end of the period while the aquarium lost its popularity. It is also clear that there were relatively small changes in the figures for the festival and the zoo over the period shown.
In 1980, around 25 percent of tourists coming to Scotland chose the castle as an attraction site, while the proportion of those who visited the aquarium made up 20 percent. Over the following 15 years, the figure for the castle registered a significant rise of 25 percent, reaching its peak, which was however followed by a sudden fall until it stopped at 30 percent in 2010. Aquarium experienced the same experience, with the figure reaching its highest point at 35 percent in 1985 and then dropping substantially to around 9 percent in 2010.
Moving on to the other two attractions, festival and zoo, they attracted quite the same proportion of tourists, although the latter saw an increase of 10 percent from 2000 to 2010. By 2010, the percentage of tourists coming to the festival had dropped to around 26 percent, which was only 4 percent less than in 1980, and the figure for the zoo had doubled from 10 percent to 20, which was still making it the third popular choice among tourists.
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06.03.23
Overall, it can be observed that the castle became the most common tourist choice at the end of the period while the aquarium lost its popularity. It is also clear that there were relatively small changes in the figures for the festival and the zoo over the period shown.
In 1980, around 25 percent of tourists coming to Scotland chose the castle as an attraction site, while the proportion of those who visited the aquarium made up 20 percent. Over the following 15 years, the figure for the castle registered a significant rise of 25 percent, reaching its peak, which was however followed by a sudden fall until it stopped at 30 percent in 2010. Aquarium experienced the same experience, with the figure reaching its highest point at 35 percent in 1985 and then dropping substantially to around 9 percent in 2010.
Moving on to the other two attractions, festival and zoo, they attracted quite the same proportion of tourists, although the latter saw an increase of 10 percent from 2000 to 2010. By 2010, the percentage of tourists coming to the festival had dropped to around 26 percent, which was only 4 percent less than in 1980, and the figure for the zoo had doubled from 10 percent to 20, which was still making it the third popular choice among tourists.
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06.03.23
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The line graph gives information the number of Vetnam's students coming from Vietnam to study three country from 2000 to 2015