Sentence examples for Precise surveys from inspiring English sources

Precise surveys have not been completed, but the governor and relief organizations said that roughly 4,000 families are adrift in Kunduz Province, and that more have arrived in recent days from other regions.

Estimates of the total wild population in the early 21st century ranged as high as 13 million, though precise surveys were impossible because the parrots live in isolated, often politically volatile regions.

There have been a few but not precise surveys of the current status of traditional Japanese Kampo education at medical schools in Japan.

A test in only a few districts will make the surveys seem disproportionately expensive (in terms of cost per population size) and overly precise (surveys could produce sub-district results, which would not be feasible if I-Q was scaled-up nationally).

On any play in a Giants practice, receiver Amani Toomer runs his routes as if they were measured by a precise survey.

The applications include navigation of trucks in fleet management, the guidance of construction machines to precise surveying, setting out, and monitoring of engineering structures.

Mr. Hussein's government finally admitted the truth last week, but 14 years later, in a land isolated by sanctions and geography, there has still been no precise survey of the aftermath.

Using airborne laser systems, researchers from the University of Alaska at Fairbanks created the first precise survey of changes in glacier volumes in the region, which has experienced substantial warming in recent years.

Uzawa (2003, pp.1-21) gives a precise survey of more specialized articles concerning global warming as it relates to economic theory.

These sites are used for various GPS applications, such as real-time navigation, precise surveying, geodesy, and Earth science studies.

The most precise survey was based on a population-based twin registry where the twin pairs were blindly interviewed by physicians [18, 19].