Sentence examples for survey duties from inspiring English sources

Upon the creation of NOAA in 1970, the ESSA Corps became the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Commissioned Officer Corps (or "NOAA Corps"); the operation of ships was transferred to the new NOAA fleet; geodetic responsibilities were placed under the new National Geodetic Survey; and hydrographic survey duties came under the cognizance of NOAA's new Office of Coast Survey.

In January 1779 Burdon was replaced at her helm by Lieutenant John Payne, who had been engaged in survey duty along the West Florida coast and knew the area well.

The purpose of these surveys is to establish the cost-of-living relationship between the surveyed duty station and New York, the base of the post adjustment system.

In 2009 Chinese tourists passed Russians as the highest-spending non-European visitors to France, according to a survey of duty-free shops.

The 2004 survey included duty hours reporting averaged over four weeks but did not include the other ACGME requirements.

> -wrap-foot> > -wrap-foot> The present survey on duty-cycled RFA reports a success rate for both paroxysmal and persistent AF, which is similar to conventional RFA (75 and 63%, respectively).

Groomsmen Actually Pay More Than Bridesmaids for Wedding Duties, Survey Finds. 1 in 3 Americans Think You Should Spend Less Than $1,000 on an Engagement Ring.

Find the full results of a nationwide survey of active-duty troops and veterans here.

The report includes a survey of active-duty forces and their families, which shows that a majority do not care if gay men and women serve openly.

In the last big health survey of active-duty American military personnel, conducted in 2011 and released last week, one in five female service members said they had been subjected to unwanted sexual contact since joining the military.

A Defense Department survey of active-duty service members found that in 2006, 11percentt reported failing to make a minimum payment on a credit card or military credit account in the preceding year; 11 percent said they had been put under pressure to pay bills by a store, creditor or bill collector; and 7percentt had bounced two or more checks.