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•  Now we may try to construct ... some Venn diagrams.
 A listing of the components ... would be of value.
 The results/ relevant data ...
… are shown in Table (Figure) 1.
... can be described by a diagram.
... may be diagrammed and labeled as shown in Fig.l.
•  The following table ...
… shows (that) Р/ provides (spells out) values of P.
... gives us the measure of P.
 Table 1/Appendix 2 ...
… lists the processes of Р
... presents (a simplified summary of) P / documents the impact of acid rain on
plant life.
•  Figure 1/ Fig. 1 ...
… displays (lays out) the relationships I have been discussing.
... illustrates this case/ shows a monopoly suffering a loss.
... represents a functional model of the process.
... is a transducer which embodies P.
 Graph 1 / This diagram/ schedule / list ...
… supplies information on Р/ specifies P (in alphabetical order).
… is designed to capture Р/ shows the various quantities of P.
... presents the data/ illustrates Р/ gives a visual picture of P.
 In Fig. 5, ... some of these results are tabulated/ we tabulate values of these
functions.
 In Diagram 1 ... the circles present data/ the rectangle marked P is the parser.
•  This pattern / scheme / equation …
… reflects the different functions of P.
... is relatable to the different types of P.
… describes the behavior of Р/ represents conditions that P.

 This (new) formula ...
… has great advantages/ provides a measure of P.
... represents a gradual move/ embodies the features of P.
... allows these effects to be implemented.
... demonstrates that the modification of Q is small.
•  Look at Figure 1/ relation (1)/ the diagram/ elimination model P(f)/ following
expression.
 In relation/ example (l) ... the variables are P and Q / the subscript 0 is to
indicate that P.
... the symbol (expression) P denotes Q/ is read (as) "P".
... the element P is spelled out by Q/ is written in small capitals.
... the members of the set are represented by labeled points.
 We adopt the following (set-theoretic) notation (here):
 We ... write А, В, C, … for sets, and a, b, c, ... for members of sets.
 This relation ... is written with a symbol P.
 This software package ... is entitled/ called «P».
•  P ... is commonly/ often/' sometimes/ usually called Q/ written as "Q".
... is generally/ customarily fixed by/ designated as Q/ is another name for Q.