continuous survey

If said to me, what's a continuous survey I would put access in it.

There's a fundamental problem in here that my definition of the continuous survey includes access.

Since 1946, the cave has undergone an intense and continuous survey.

The continuous survey commenced in 2003 and surveys around 6,000 households every two years.

'Cos this says specifically in the applications, with the exception of continuous surveys.

The Consumer Expenditure Survey became a continuous survey in 1980.

The GHS is a nationally representative continuous survey of those living in private households.

"We maintain continuous survey.

The LCF is a continuous survey, with interviews being spread evenly over the year to ensure that seasonal effects are covered.

In 1999, NHANES was redesigned to become a continuous survey without a break between cycles.

In 2009, a continuous survey run at Nokia Research reports that 51% of the tested domains specify an SPF policy.

But it also runs the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, a widely cited continuous survey of household finances in the United States.

Apart from obvious cost savings, this also gives a continuous survey of an area, but the drawbacks are time in recruiting loggers and getting a high enough density of data.

From 2000 onwards, the design has been changed and the survey now has two different elements: The continuous survey, which remains unchanged over a five-year period, and extra modules called "trailers".

The General Household Survey is a national representative continuous survey of UK households and their members carried out by the Office of Population Censuses and Surveys (OPCS).

The Continuous survey hull (CSH) and Continuous survey machinery (CSM) are controls for the mooring, anchoring and the propulsion system.

In this context, Earth observation from space (i.e., space remote sensing) is an indispensable tool, due to its unique potential to provide synoptic and continuous surveys of the Earth, at different time and space scales.

The continuous surveys procedure will state at the beginning that continuous surveys will contain in the master job file details of the extent to which that survey will follow the standard procedures.

Good News for Tsongas Three independent polling organizations, conducting continuous surveys that keep track of changing voter sentiments, showed Mr. Tsongas leading Mr. Clinton by at least eight percentage points through Thursday.

The sector supplies clients with information and consulting services based on retail data from continuous surveys and analyses of sales of technical consumer goods and services in the retail sector in more than 80 countries worldwide.

But the main features of social reality monitored on official continuous surveys such as the General Household Survey, Family Expenditure Survey, Labour Force Survey and National Food Survey were objective social conditions and demographic characteristics.

This technique, particularly associated with the Millward Brown research agency, involves a continuous survey with the results accumulated on a rolling four or eight-week basis, so as to relate changes in awareness and attitudes very precisely to changes in your own and competitive brands' advertising activity.

In 1939, Mr Campion joined the Central Economic Intelligence Service (CEIS), part of the War Cabinet Office, whose purpose was to provide economic and statistical material for a continuous survey of financial and economic plans and where Campion's role was to organise the statistics needed.

Erm, Richards view having seen some of these reports now, for the continuous surveys, is that we actually really do need a T G I procedure and then another procedure, very simple, just stating how the continuous surveys are different for Access, B T, health.