Sentence examples for basic surveys from inspiring English sources

Specifications and format were soon established, but production was slow in the earlier years since it was first necessary to complete basic surveys for the required data, and during and after World War II there was little interest in pursuing the project.

Basic surveys are free, but if customers want branded surveys or unlimited questions and responses, they have to pay up to $20 a month.

The tax division of Thomson Reuters used to spend $300,000 for 30 basic surveys a year from outside research firms.

Many improvements and refinements have been incorporated in all the basic surveying instruments.

A basic survey should cost you no more than £250, while a full survey will cost in the region of £600.

Theodolite, basic surveying instrument of unknown origin but going back to the 16th-century English mathematician Leonard Digges; it is used to measure horizontal and vertical angles.

Until recently the progress of geodetic triangulation, the basic survey method, was more or less limited to areas either covered by good topographic maps or scheduled for mapping.

And, these school contend, the abolition of Advanced Placement classes will not affect the breadth of students' knowledge base, since most students are required to take basic survey classes before venturing into Advanced Placement courses.

Instead, they have presented a basic survey for people who don't play games (and their children), which is all that one could reasonably expect of an exhibition in this particular time and place.

But the result would be that new lawyers would be exposed only to basic survey courses and would receive little of the specialized training that their future clients will need.

As a former member of John Tierney's "low caste" of Harvard graduate students, I disagree with his argument that senior professors at high-level universities should be happy to teach basic survey classes to freshmen, and should have obeyed the departing Lawrence H. Summers's efforts to push them in that direction.