The lines describe mass-media spectators during in 1992. Initially, 6 a. m television audience were not any. On the other hand, by 12 p. m the percentage of viewers was minority. Because the reason of this time is lunch time at 2 p. m television audiences grew by one in ten to a fifth between p. m 6 and p. m 10 many people are at home. They always watch TV for cultural recreation. Therefore, the highest figure was two fifths at this time. From p. m 12 to a. m 6. 00 there was a decreased in the number of small spectators of Television, as during this time many humans sleep and rest. At 6 a. m radio listeners accounted for a very small number. Between p. m 8 and p. m 10 the number of radio listeners increased by a quarter because the reason for this is that a lot of people are going to work. They listen to songs or news on the radio on buses and in private cars. From p. m 12 and a. m 6 the number of radio listeners reduced from one in ten to one in twenty. The demand for radio at this time was not high because too many people were at work or busy with their own affairs. Overall, whether humans watch TV or listen to the radio connected on their free time.
The lines
describe
mass-media spectators during in 1992.
Initially
, 6 a. m television audience were not any.
On the other hand
, by 12 p. m the percentage of viewers was minority.
Because
the reason of this
time
is lunch
time
at 2 p. m television audiences grew by one in ten to a fifth between p. m 6 and p. m 10
many
people
are at home. They always
watch
TV for cultural recreation.
Therefore
, the highest figure was two fifths at this
time
. From p. m 12 to a. m 6. 00 there was a decreased in the
number
of
small
spectators of Television, as during this
time
many
humans sleep and rest. At 6 a. m
radio
listeners accounted for a
very
small
number
. Between p. m 8 and p. m 10 the
number
of
radio
listeners increased by a quarter
because
the reason for this is
that
a lot of
people
are going to work. They listen to songs or news on the
radio
on buses and in private cars. From p. m 12 and a. m 6 the
number
of
radio
listeners
reduced
from one in ten to one in twenty. The demand for
radio
at this
time
was not high
because
too
many
people
were at work or busy with their
own
affairs.
Overall
, whether humans
watch
TV or listen to the
radio
connected on their free
time
.