Sentence examples for census were made from inspiring English sources
Although the main findings of the 1926 census were made public, the paperwork was kept private.
All Roman citizens were registered in tribus (tribes), and a census was made of their property.
At this point, which was around 2009, I temporarily put my search for Harold K. Lane on hold, knowing that the 1940 census was going to be made public soon (a U.S. census is made public seventy years after it is done).
After 24 hours, a census was made within each substrate to determine the proportion of individuals that moved between substrates.
Second, a new census was made in all three villages in 2010 as a basis for the surveys.
No census was made in the year 1957 and the data for 1949 were excluded because abundance estimates were not made for all species that year, giving a total of 29 years of complete bird population data (given in Appendix II of Gaston and Blackburn 2000).
A total of 34 transects were established on which bird censuses were made to test the effects of different fallow age, soil type and grazing intensity.
In June 2005, a total of 847 and 767 of insect censuses were made in Tenerife and Menorca, respectively.
57 censuses were made, totaling 169 hours of observations (northern coast: 50 censuses, 145 hours; southern coast: 7 censuses, 24 hours).
Census counts were made at approximately 1100 h and 1900 h, and hour-long scan sampling for identifiable females and their pups was done four to ten times daily from 0600 h to 2200 h; earlier and later hours were added around the summer solstice when light levels were sufficient for viewing sea lions.
