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illu...

國(guó)家計(jì)劃招收研究生又分為非定向研究生和定向研究生（簡(jiǎn)稱"定向生

"）。下面是我給大家整理的，供大家參閱！

篇1

ThelinegraphillustrateshowthenumberofpeopleusingaLondon

undergroundstationfluctuatesoverthecourseof16hours（6amto

10pm）.

Aswecanseefromthegraph,at6amthenumberofpeopleatthe

stationstandsatonly100.Thenumbershootsupoverthenexttwo

hours,peakingat400at8am.Thenthenumberdescendsdrastically

fortwohours,bottomingoutat180at10am.Theperiodbetween

lOoclockand12oclockwitnessesamoderategrowthinthenumberof

peopleinthestation,withthenumberreaching280atmidday.Numbers

inthefollowingtwohoursstabilizeatjustunder300people.Then

thenumberplummetstoonly100from2pmto4pm.Thenthenexttwo

hoursseeadramaticriseagain,with6pmregistering380

people.After6pm,thenumberdipsagain,reachingthelowestpoint

of130at8pm.Theperiodfrom8pmto10pmexperiencesaslight

rise,butthenthenumberofpeopledeclinesagainfrom180at9pm

to135at10pm.

Thislinegraphclearlydemonstratesthatrushhoursintheearly

morningandtheearlyeveningareperiodswhenthestationisused

bythemostpeople.

篇2

Thediagramillustratesinfourstagestherecoveryoftheforests

inYellowstoneNationalParkafteradevastatingforestfire.

Inthefirstpicture,whiletheoldforestsstillexist,theydrop

badwoodtothesoilunderthem,whichrendersthesoilmore

fertile.Thenlightningandfirestrike,destroyingtheforests

completely.Andthegrowthofnewforestsstartsrightatthis

point.Thesecondpicturedemonstratesthatinthefirst50years

afterthedevastatingfire,saplingsgrowinbuildwhiledescendin

overallnumber.Inthenexttwocenturies,theyoungtreescontinue

tothriveinYellowstone,becauseofthefertilesoiland

theamplesunlight.Then,threehundredyearsafterthefire,the

numberoftreesdeclinetoroughlythesameastheoldforests.

Thesefivepicturesshowusthatittakesaslongasthree

centuriesforadestroyedforesttofullyrecover.Further,they

vividlyexplaintousthenaturallawof，/survivalofthe

fittest”.Thenumberoftreesthataregioncansupportisnot

limitless,whichmeanstheforestsonearthwillnotbean

inexhaustibleresource.

篇3

ThetableindicatesthenumberofmilesbytheaverageEnglish

personin1985and2000,usingvariousmeansoftransport.

Thenumberofmileswalked,cycledandtravelledbylocalbusall

decreased.Ofthese,thenumberofmilestravelledbylocalbus

decreasedthemost,from429milesin1985to274milesin2000.The

numberofmilestravelledbycar,longdistancebus,trainandtaxi

allincreased.

Thenumberofmilesdrivenbycarwas3,199in1985androseby

50%to4,806in2000.Thenumberofmilestravelledbylongdistance

busmorethandoubledfrom54miles(1985)to124miles(2000).The

numberofmilesdrivenbytaxitrebledfrom13miles(1985)to42

miles(2000).Theuseofother,unspecified,formsoftransportalso

increased.

Overall,thenumberofmilestravelledbytheaverageEnglish

personrosefrom4,740milesin1985to6,475milesin2000,withthe

increaseofcarsaccountingforalmostallofthatincrease.

篇4

Thetabledemonstrateshowdifferentmodesoftravelchangedin

Englandin15yearsspanningfrom1985to2000.Ingeneral,themodes

areclassifiedintotwokindsintermsofaveragemilestravelled

perpersonperenjoyedrisingpopularitywhiletheotherdecreasing.

Thetravelmodeswhichgainedpopularityintheperiodincluded

cars,long

distance

buses,trains,taxisandothers.Carsremainedtopamongthemodes

inthe15years,withitsaveragemilesincreasingconsiderablyfrom

3,199in1985to4,806in2000.Longdistancebusesandtaxisseemed

tobewarmlywelcomedbytravelers,soaveragemilestravelledin

thetwomodesalmosttripled.

Travelsbywalking,bicyclesandlocalbuseslosttravelersfavor

intheoneandahalfdecade.Averagetravellingdistancebylocal

busessufferedthebiggestdecrease,droppingfrom429to274,whilst

thenumberofmilesbywalkingandbikesfellmildlyfrom255to

237andfrom51to41respectively.Despitethe

decreases,however,thetotalmilestravelledgrewfrom4,740to

6,475.

Inbrief,thetotal