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Trường Đại học Khoa học Xã hội và Nhân văn cung cấp nhiều môn học phong phú như Ngôn ngữ học đối chiếu, Phong cách học, Kinh tế học Vi mô, Lịch sử Việt Nam, Xã hội học, Tâm lý học, Văn hóa học và Ngữ văn Trung Quốc. Các môn học này giúp sinh viên phát triển kiến thức chuyên môn, kỹ năng phân tích và nghiên cứu, chuẩn bị tốt cho công việc và nghiên cứu sau khi ra trường.

PROCESS
Introduction
Overview
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As can be clearly seen from the diagram, making bricks is a man-made
linear process with seven main stages that starts with clay exploited
from the ground and ends with final products delivered by trucks.
BODY
Looking at the pictures/ illustrations more minutely, …
To begin with,
In the first step,
In the initial step,
Next,
In the next stage,
Subsequently,
In the subsequent stage,
In the following stage,
In the final step/ finally
In the last stage.
EX:
Looking at the picture more closely, to begin with, clay is dug from the
ground by a digger so that such amount can be filtered. To be more specific,
such material is placed on a metal grid to eliminate all unwanted rocks,
which is followed by the delivery by the usage of a roller. In the next step,
the filtered clay is added with sand and water before being shaped by two
different methods. Namely, the first way is to use the mould while the
second way is done by wire cutters. After the previous step, original bricks
are stored in a drying oven from one to two days. Subsequently, such dried
bricks experience more intense heat in two kilns whose temperatures range
from 200 to 980 in the first level and from 870
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to 1300. Next, these heated bricks are cooled down in a chamber over a
period of two or three days. In the subsequent step, bricks are placed in a
pallet before the final stage which is the delivery to construction sites. We
can see that standardized bricks are eventually loaded onto trucks.
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PROCESS Introduction Overview lOMoAR cPSD| 39651089
As can be clearly seen from the diagram, making bricks is a man-made
linear process with seven main stages that starts with clay exploited
from the ground and ends with final products delivered by trucks. BODY
Looking at the pictures/ illustrations more minutely, … To begin with, In the first step, In the initial step, Next, In the next stage, Subsequently, In the subsequent stage, In the following stage, In the final step/ finally In the last stage. EX:
Looking at the picture more closely, to begin with, clay is dug from the
ground by a digger so that such amount can be filtered. To be more specific,
such material is placed on a metal grid to eliminate all unwanted rocks,
which is followed by the delivery by the usage of a roller. In the next step,
the filtered clay is added with sand and water before being shaped by two
different methods. Namely, the first way is to use the mould while the
second way is done by wire cutters. After the previous step, original bricks
are stored in a drying oven from one to two days. Subsequently, such dried
bricks experience more intense heat in two kilns whose temperatures range
from 200 to 980 in the first level and from 870 lOMoAR cPSD| 39651089
to 1300. Next, these heated bricks are cooled down in a chamber over a
period of two or three days. In the subsequent step, bricks are placed in a
pallet before the final stage which is the delivery to construction sites. We
can see that standardized bricks are eventually loaded onto trucks.