Sentence examples for survey device from inspiring English sources

We are now feeling much more confident in using this survey device in the field when we conduct the piloting of the MNDA dietary diversity study.

We were able to discuss our individual experiences working with the survey device and communication matters with our enumerators, dealt with other small issues that arose throughout the day, and translated them into useful revisions in the survey.

This research is finalized to realize a survey device, the VPL station, specifically designed to measure and store the operating parameters (speed, position and length) of transiting vehicles on sections of rural roads.

The true value of 20 points is gotten by Leica GPS (a high accurate survey device).

Unfortunately, most organizations are developing the key technologies independently which includes resource and topographic survey, device development, structural support, data collection, power system, etc. Inevitably, with the development of technologies, some problems emerge in this field [26].

Needham asserts Shen had discovered the survey device known as Jacob's staff, which was not described elsewhere until the Provençal Jewish mathematician Levi ben Gerson (1288 1344) wrote of it in 1321.

Active survey devices like Nielsen's people meter are therefore better in many ways, she said, because they require participants to actually do something to indicate when they start or stop viewing a show.

Considering advantages of modern high-performance survey devices in the acquisition of road pavement functional parameters, it would be of practical significance if the structural state of a pavement could be estimated from its functional conditions.

While he was there, he came up with his first invention, a land surveying device he called a "profile tracer". The device resembled a lawnmower and as it was pushed over land, it automatically calculated elevations and drew a crude map.

With 99 Cent Dreams I was using photography in a non-precious way, more like a surveying device.

In 2009, a further amendment to the Ontario Heritage Act imposed licensing requirements on any type of surveying device.