Like all speculative exercises in Trenton, this one requires some selective surveying of the political landscape.
The Ordinance of 1785 provided for the scientific surveying of the territory's lands and for a systematic subdivision of them.
In 1844 systematic surveying of the stream was begun by the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Some seismic surveying of its portion of the Levant basin suggests the geology is prone to hydrocarbons.
"I can't see how mandatory surveying of people gets them to change their behavior," said one panelist, Dr. Arthur Kibbe of Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Wilkes-Barre, Pa
At times, though, his exhaustive surveying of others' research can become tedious -- as if he feels the need to show he's done his homework.
Exploratory drilling has finished; surveying of a planned copper concentrate pipeline (the last step for Majaz,s feasibility study) ceased during protests but resumed on 8/11.
Twenty-five teams of the Defense Ministry and the Brazilian Agrarian Reform Agency, or Incra, are in Anapu, working to conduct georeferential surveying of an area of more than two million acres.
Surveying of underwater features, or hydrographic surveying, formerly required techniques very different from ground surveying, for two reasons: the surveyor ordinarily was moving instead of stationary, and the surface being mapped could not be seen.
He was responsible for the principal triangulation (long-distance trigonometric surveying) of the British Isles and published the results of the first geodetic survey of Great Britain in 1861.
The Beagle set off on its great journey, with Darwin on board, in 1831 and for five years carried out detailed surveying of the tip of South America and in the Galapagos islands.
