Sentence examples for surveying technique from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, the ECa, in combination with the boundary depth between Quaternary and Tertiary sediments, the elevation, the terrain aspect, and the cultivation parameters represent a useful and robust surveying technique to predict soil texture for the Tertiary hill country in southern Germany.

Participants were contacted via computer-assisted telephone interviews (CATI), a telephone surveying technique in which the interviewer is guided by a script provided through a software application.

This is a telephone surveying technique in which the interviewer follows a script provided by a software application that manages call scheduling, geographical distribution, quota control, disposition monitoring and call organization.

As this long tunnel was driven from two headings separated by 7.5 miles of mountainous terrain, surveying techniques had to be refined.

The annual flood of the Nile River created a need for benchmarks and surveying techniques so that property boundaries could be readily reestablished when the water receded.

The proposed recovery efforts include research on the bird's status and ecology, developing new surveying techniques, conducting forest inventories in the Cache and White River basins and developing population estimates, among other measures.

The only post-debate poll I've seen that employed orthodox surveying techniques was carried out by the research firm Gravis Marketing, and it showed Clinton as the clear victor.

Alan Cripps from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors says none of these measures are common property surveying techniques and even if they were, it would not guarantee your home was safe from sinkholes.

New surveying techniques of airborne LiDAR and DGPS allow for establishment of the realistic digital model of the star dune.

"The set of floodplain maps that we had were really done between the 1930s and the 1950s were done with surveying techniques that had been accurate and state of the art then, but not accurate now," said Aggarwala.

Landslide monitoring using remote sensing is a powerful method to point based ground surveying techniques (Keaton and DeGraff 1996; Pradhan 2010).