A network of precisely surveyed control points provides a skeleton to which other surveys may be tied to provide progressively finer networks of more closely spaced points.
To raise these questions and to more precisely survey the basic attitudes of patients with severe diseases towards spirituality/religiosity (SpR) and their adjustment to their illness, we developed the SpREUK questionnaire.
To raise these questions and to more precisely survey the basic attitudes of those patients towards spirituality/religiosity (SpR) and their adjustment to their illness, we developed the SpREUK questionnaire [ 28, 29, 36- 39].
Charles H. Townes, a visionary physicist whose research led to the development of the laser, making it possible to play CDs, scan prices at the supermarket, measure time precisely, survey planets and galaxies, and even witness the birth of stars, died on Tuesday in Oakland, Calif.
That kind of building has to be planned precisely, but surveying can be dangerous in war conditions because of enemy troops and land mines.
More precisely, we survey the following conclusions.
This in turn enables dispatched locators to come to the field, "see" the proposed excavation area (Figure 10), and precisely mark the surveyed area.
Others were surveyed precisely.
The number of people who play chess regularly is not known precisely, but surveys and estimates put the number at least in the tens of millions.
When asked to assess Mr. Bush's presidency more precisely, just 17percentt of those surveyed rated it very good or good, while 83percentt said it had been average or poor.
In fact, the randomness of the survey is precisely what makes the survey scientific, statistical experts say.
