survey
सर्वेक्षण
definition
verb
her green eyes surveyed him coolly
(of a person or their eyes) look carefully and thoroughly at (someone or something), especially so as to appraise them.
he surveyed the coasts of New Zealand
examine and record the area and features of (an area of land) so as to construct a map, plan, or description.
noun
the author provides a survey of the relevant literature
a general view, examination, or description of someone or something.
the flight involved a detailed aerial survey of military bases
an act of surveying an area of land.
translation of 'survey'
सामान्य तपासणी,
नीट पाहणी करणे,
आढावा,
सर्वेक्षण
example
land 'survey'
More than 400 members participated in a member satisfaction 'survey' in late May of 2001.
This volume not only provides a comprehensive 'survey' of recent work on existential meaning but is likely to have a broader appeal as well.
These findings emerge from a national 'survey' of public opinion conducted by the HSRC during September 2000.
First, however, I shall present a general 'survey' of the evidence.
The former is a comprehensive view or 'survey' and the latter refers to places where two forms of a language are spoken.
a 'survey' conducted by Gardening Which?
The two groups commissioned a 'survey' which found that 63 percent of respondents in Barcelona wanted an end to bullfighting.
the building society will insist that you have a 'survey' done
The outcome is a slap in the face for thousands of people who took part in a household 'survey' asking for their views only to find them summarily disregarded.
'survey' analysis
Its title and introduction lead readers to expect a general 'survey' of global environmental history.
His eyes moved around him to 'survey' what he had missed in the darkness.
The 'survey' consisted of a two-page, front to back, fifteen item questionnaire.
In a new nationwide 'survey' commissioned by Columbia Law School, most Americans said no.
Along the way, instruments could make a detailed 'survey' of the land or sea below.
the author provides a 'survey' of the relevant literature
the third type of report is a full structural 'survey'
At the baseline 'survey' participants completed a detailed health and lifestyle questionnaire and participated in a health examination.
A nationwide 'survey' has found that parents want their children taught at home instead of at school.
The results of a recent 'survey' indicate that few general dentists see children who are younger than three years.
An informal 'survey' reveals the youth at various stages of their academic and work careers.
A recent nationwide FSA 'survey' showed one in five people used takeaways two or three times a week.
The best a book like this can do is to bring readers a general 'survey' of hoaxes, their nature and perpetrators, and offer some tips on how to avoid being hoaxed.
I push open the green doors and 'survey' the social dynamic like I did on the bus the first day of school.
This is based on a 'survey' conducted in Sweden, which is the only EU country where smokeless tobacco is allowed.
Not only was Hutton teaching and writing textbooks, but he also undertook a land 'survey' of the area around Newcastle for the mayor and corporation of the city.
This volume provides an introductory 'survey' of the last generation of scholarship on the corpus of eddic mythological poetry.
What is more, they counted all of those 100 sheep in an area where the aerial 'survey' had found no sheep at all.
The officer said they have conducted an aerial 'survey' which showed extensive damage in different villages due to the rain.
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