The survey was done using a 200 MHz monostatic shielded antenna oriented parallel to the survey direction (parallel-broadside) in continuous collection mode.
The GPR System was coupled with a 200 MHz shielded mono-static antenna oriented in a broadside survey direction for the investigation and characterization of the shallow subsurface.
Table 2 Numbers of flight lines and line spacings of the Tahiti airborne gravity survey Direction of flight Number of flight lines Line spacing North south 17 0.05° East west 4 0.1° Northwest southeast 4 0.1°. Figure 3a shows the free-air gravity anomalies at the flight altitude obtained from the Tahiti airborne gravity survey.
For 2 of the professional-setting outbreaks, all cohort members were sent by email a link to an Internet-based survey with directions on how to complete it and were asked to complete it by a certain deadline.
It is Mr Chirac who, when he surveys the direction in which Europe is going, wants to stop the train.
Although this condition is usually assumed in interpretations of aero-magnetic survey results, the directions of the initial magnetizations are not assured to be uniform, particularly in cases of remanent magnetization.
We here survey the main directions which have been pursued, we show real projects where geometric considerations have played a role, and we outline open problems which we think are significant for the future development of both theory and practice of architectural geometry.
This questionnaire measures three strategic aspects in spatial orientation based on specific knowledge of space characteristics: cardinal directions, survey, and global-egocentric orientation.
"Modern Americana: Studio Furniture From High Craft to High Glam" (Rizzoli, $75) — by Todd Merrill, an antiques and decorative-arts dealer, and Julie V. Iovine, the executive editor of The Architect's Newspaper — surveys the diverse directions studio designers and craftsmen took with high-end artisanal pieces.
Thus frustrated, he began to survey the whole direction of the war with increasing skepticism; and he did not conceal his doubts from his friends who, by the end of November, had become convinced that Asquith should delegate the day-to-day running of the war to a small committee whose chairman should be Lloyd George.
