Sentence examples for method of surveying from inspiring English sources

The normal American method of surveying roads was from a helicopter or an observation plane.

This is just a guess, unlike the Redskins.com scientific method of surveying high schools on MaxPreps.

Trilateration, method of surveying in which the lengths of the sides of a triangle are measured, usually by electronic means, and, from this information, angles are computed.

Multi-pathogen detection using TAC could provide a rapid, sensitive and more efficient method of surveying for a variety of infectious disease nucleic acids.

The traditional method of surveying microbial populations--growing colonies in the lab--doesn't work well for studying the atmosphere's flora.

The NTSB says the FAA's method of surveying charter companies to estimate flight hours is so "imprecise"–and charter services so unresponsive that "accident-rate calculations are not accurate enough"to analyze properly.

He attended a village school, learned the basic methods of surveying from books he bought himself, and collected the abundant fossils of his native Cotswold hills.

They noted that their approach could prove faster and more cost-effective at determining biological and chronological age than current methods of surveying the dispersed sites in the genome.

Other artifacts on view illustrate ancient methods of surveying and measuring lands, and some of the earliest efforts to measure longitude and latitude and to divide the world into climate zones.

Although it is difficult to trace the historical connections, the methods of surveying and mapping and the instruments described by Alberti are precisely those that were responsible for the new scientific accuracy of the depictions of towns and land areas that date from the late 15th and early 16th centuries.

Pollsters have had to readjust their methods of surveying after Michigan, which Sanders narrowly won last week despite predictions he would lose by double digits.