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Meanings of surveying in English
Field of activity involving locating terrestrial points and the distances and angles between them.
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Examples for "land surveying"
Examples for "land surveying"
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After Gerbert's time some geometry proper and the elements of land surveying were introduced.
2
Among these, one of the most important in the actual state of the country was land surveying.
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Early in 1844 another break occurred, due to the sudden falling off of land surveying as a profitable business.
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Specialist three-dimensional land surveying has been commissioned, which will feed into information on changes to the Flaxbourne landscape and landforms.
5
Research is already under way to see if drones can be used professionally for package deliveries, land surveying and medical care.
Usage of surveying in English
1
The fifth day of their surveying attempt, however, ended in more confusion.
2
Timber land: surveying the damage to the mast when they made landfall.
3
ION developed a competing system and sold it to surveying companies abroad.
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Robinson was busy surveying in a periscope the ground between the trenches.
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Four young men wearing masks stood atop the steps, surveying the crowd.
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He left school at 17 well grounded in mathematics, surveying and English.
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Stuart Smith has been travelling around the area surveying the damage done.
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The party employed in this surveying tour consisted of about forty men.
9
It is a new idea-thatof surveying the ages from these mountains.
10
Midland IC&I Surveyors Limited is engaged in the provision of surveying services.
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Also, a number of etherships, engaged in surveying the ocean, mysteriously exploded.
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She stood in the doorway surveying with a frown their preoccupied industry.
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It took a number of steps then stopped, surveying the slope below.
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At 5 Lieutenant-Governor came alongside and the Captain accompanied him surveying River.
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The surveying may be roughly divided into two parts, simple and advanced.
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Our data should also prove useful for surveying cardiac dysfunction in monkeys.
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