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    PTE Academic Tutorial September 2011 Version 7 1 © Pearson Education Ltd 2011. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the prior permission of Pearson Education Ltd 2011. Important Test Tips Do Use correct punctuation for writing tasks: full stops‚ capital letters‚ commas‚ etc Answer the question. If the question asks you to write or speak about sport‚ write or speak about ‘sport’ NOT ‘science’ Keep strictly within the word limit given for writing tasks Respond quickly and

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    French man‚ Léon Scott de Martinville in 1857. The visual image of sound was recorded with a cylinder covered with a soot but it could not be played back. This lead to Thomas Edison‚ in 1877 to invent; a machine called a phonograph that could both record and play back audio instantly using a tinfoil-wrapped cylinder rotated with a handle. However‚ it was discouraging because the foil could be used only a few times before it deteriorated‚ thus creating enormous production costs. Later‚ sound recordings

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    Inventory System

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    look for a drugstore that conducts manual recording and counting of their supplies. This is to provide them a system that can make their transactions faster and reliable. The system will cover the transactions between owners‚ the recording of the records in the database and the computation that will provide accurate cost of dealings. 3.0 REASON OF CHOICE The proponents chose a pharmacy that uses manual counting and recording of their supplies to present them the benefits of using technology

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    engineering also adopts to cope with the change. School of whether private or public needs to specific software to automate work to lessen the hassle of scanning those old cabinet filed documents to find just a single record. Thus‚ most institutes nowadays have recognized the importance of computer to cope with the pressing demands of the market. Schools of today are using this technology in their daily transactions. Automated book

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    There are two recording systems that are widely used such as analogue recording and digital recording. A discussion of magnetically recorded information enters the realm of machine readable records. That is a significant statement because it comes with it wide-ranging implications. Human readable records can be read and understood with the human eye including

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    music distribution as they were small and easy to transport. They were also reversible which meant more could be recorded onto them. They were protected by a plastic casing which made them last longer. They were also far easier to use than the vinyl records that came before them ("Vintage Cassettes"‚ n.d.). There were developments within the studio itself also. Tape

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    Public Historians

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    not only our job as Historians/Public Historians to evaluate and interpret the world around us and change over time. Recording history has become almost effortless‚ since everything is digital‚ making a single Facebook post or Tweet on Twitter‚ a record of the past. To start off‚ what is a Public Historian and what do they do? According to History.UCSB.edu‚ a Public Historian is the employment of historians and the historical method outside of academia‚ such as in government‚ private corporations

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    theme of escape to help drive the play forward. None of the characters are capable of living in the real world. Laura‚ Amanda‚ Tom and Jim use various methods to escape the brutalities of life. Laura retreats into a world of glass animals and old records. Amanda is obsessed with living in her past. Tom escapes into his world of poetry writing and movies. Jim also reverts to his past and remembers the days when he was a high school hero. Mr. Wingfield is referred to often throughout the play. He is

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    turning over $150 million by 2000. It was subsequently floated on the Australian Stock Exchange in October 2003. At first‚ the company specialised in Hi-Fi equipment. As the mainstream popularity of vinyl records declined‚ in 1991 JB Hi-Fi cleared out their entire stock of records and began offering exclusively CDs. JB Hi-Fi has diversified its business from predominantly selling music CDs‚ and are now a major retailer for Plasma and LCD televisions‚ audio/visual‚ digital camera‚ gadgets

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    inormation . 1. Freedom of information act 2000 2. The data protection act 1988 Aii) Explain why it is im portant to have secure systems for systems for recording and storing information ina a social care setting. it is the law to document and record information and it should be done to comply with legislation. Organisations must have measures in place to make sure all individuals personal information is not unlawfully processed‚ lost or destroyed. All information is to be kept up to date and

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