Sentence examples for surveys made from inspiring English sources

City maps often represent original surveys, made principally to control engineering plans and construction.

His famous printed cartographic works were based on the careful reconciliation of surveys made by other travellers.

Magnetic surveys made by ship across spreading centres in the middle of the oceans provide the best evidence.

The costly, time-consuming household surveys made it clear that previous estimates, gleaned mainly from tests on women in urban clinics, were too high.

In a follow-up to a preliminary study published four years ago, he looked at ocean-temperature surveys made over the past 65 years.

The absolute measurements of gravity described earlier, together with the comprehensive gravity surveys made over the surface of Earth, allow the mean value of gravity over Earth to be estimated to about one part in 106.

Some surveys make her the front-runner.

The surveys make possible the correlation of changes in settlement patterns with historical records.

Surveys make clear that younger Americans are much more supportive of gay rights than older ones.

Surveys make people unequal.

Different measures used in both surveys make a direct comparison difficult.