If a small building stands any chance, it's probably the witty, dRMM-designed Festival House registry office in Blackpool, aka the metal-scaled Tower of Love.
Reoperation rates and BCT rates can be reported in the ASBrS Mastery database, the National Consortium of Breast Centers Quality Measurement Program, and "in-house" registries.
Off-Campus Housing ansistance (online OChousingides an online housing registry of room-share and apartments in non-Columbia owned buildings located in the New York City area (mostly surrounding Columbia University).
While we do have some excellent examples of infrastructure data from the likes of Companies House, Land Registry, Ordnance Survey and Defra, core parts of the data infrastructure that we need within the UK are missing, unreliable, or of a low quality.
Your country invented the hukou [geographically restrictive family registry] system, the one-child policy, fees for choosing a school, limits on car plates, limits on house purchasing, etc.
To comply with British law, both list their directors at Companies House, a government registry.
The report was based on a range of data, including Land Registry house price figures, official earnings data and family spending reports.
Researchers looked at Land Registry house prices to calculate the average cost of a home in towns with good train links to the capital, and then compared them with the average property values in central London (PDF).
Currently, buying or selling land in Georgia is a one-day process requiring the buyer or seller to go to a public registry house and pay between $50 and $200, depending on how quickly they want the transaction to be notarized.
Epidemiological information on the age, gender, date, and location of incident cases were obtained from disease registries housed at the Republican Anti-Plague station in Baku.
