Sentence examples for dependency survey from inspiring English sources

There followed many years of research near the south pole, in what was at first called the Falkland Islands Dependency Survey and was later renamed the British Antarctic Survey.

He won a scholarship to study natural sciences at Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, and later served in the British Army and worked for an aircraft company before joining the Falkland Islands Dependency Survey, now known as the British Antarctic Survey.

Information on breeding counts, local air-temperature and local fast ice conditions were obtained from unpublished Falkland Island Dependency Survey (FIDS) and British Antarctic Survey (BAS) reports archived at BAS. Circumpolar sea ice duration data were obtained from the literature [13].

In 1955, he obtained a post in the Antarctic with the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey (which became the British Antarctic Survey in 1961).

He was director of the Falklands Islands Dependencies Survey from its creation in 1947 and, from 1958-73, the continuing director of its successor, the British Antarctic Survey (BAS).

An old friend told him that the colonial office was recruiting scientists for the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey (FIDS), which itself had been born out of the Royal Navy's secret Operation Tabarin, set up to ensure that Britain's Antarctic bases and dependencies were protected during war.

In November 1947, a Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey (FIDS) ground party based at Stonington Island observed Mount Jackson and estimated its height at 3050 m, considerably lower and more accurate than the first estimate in 1940.

A "Handicap-Dependency" survey documented "handicap", incapacity and dependency of French citizens, living in the community, at a national level.

This over-sampling method made it possible to describe the consequences of impairments in detail, since subjects with impairments were over-represented in the Handicap-Dependency survey.

Subjects in the severe impairment group had a higher probability of being detected by the Handicap-Dependency survey than did those in the Everyday Life and Health survey [ 22].

These weights were applied to the Everyday Life and Health survey of impairment severity, refusal to participate in the Handicap-Dependency survey, and age, gender, size of household, type of household and geographical area size based on the latter survey.