The given bar chart illustrates the total amounts of telephone calls in time in the United Kingdom, which are divided into 3 groups, between the years 1995 and 2002.
At the outset, it is clear, that local fixed line was in the top during the years started from 1995 and 2002. While, calls are done by mobile phones was the smallest rate all this time.
At the beginning, in 1995, differences between mobile calls and local calls were a big. Local fixed line stood above 70 billion in minute. Calls done by mobiles did not even reach 5 billion. And the proportions of local calls were grown till the 1999. And it reached the highest point 90 billion. However, after 1999 this fraction went done in that speed with which it grew to the 90. Meanwhile, phone calls increased to the 2002. After what variation between them was approximately 35 billion in minutes.
Started from 1995, to the 2002, there have little changes on national and international lines. This rate rose slowly per year, and at the end, picked up 50 billion. (182)
The
given
bar chart illustrates the total amounts of telephone
calls
in time in the United Kingdom, which
are divided
into 3 groups, between the years 1995 and 2002.
At the outset, it is
clear
, that
local
fixed
line was in the top during the years
started
from 1995 and 2002
.
While
,
calls
are done
by mobile phones was the smallest rate all this time.
At the beginning, in 1995, differences between mobile
calls
and
local
calls
were a
big
.
Local
fixed
line stood above 70
billion
in minute.
Calls
done by mobiles did not even reach 5
billion
. And the proportions of
local
calls
were grown
till the 1999. And it reached the highest point 90
billion
.
However
, after 1999 this fraction went done in that speed with which it grew to the 90. Meanwhile, phone
calls
increased to the 2002.
After
what variation between them was approximately 35
billion
in minutes.
Started
from 1995, to the 2002, there have
little
changes
on national and international lines. This rate rose
slowly
per year, and at the
end
, picked up 50
billion
. (182)