Still, a survey of the laws regulating sheriffs, marshals, clerks, custom collectors, surveyors, and so forth, is striking for its continuity with the past.
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Biologists, surveyors, and geologists did much of their local fieldwork in day trips from the station, but there were many longer excursions.
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Three different surveyors counted asbestos materials greater than 1 cm2 that were found on the ground surface; each area was surveyed twice by each examiner.
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Geological surveyors applied pressure for the funding of posts in practical geology, to maintain a corps of experts to ensure mining efficiency.
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On the one hand, surveying was closely wedded to commercialism by the mid-century; on the other, similar tropes were employed across travelogues and surveyors' diaries.
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The surveyors who did accompany the army, for example, often faced a "systematic failure of observation" (80).
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Objective measures should normally be ' hard ' facts, for example a surveyor's report of housing conditions or an occupational therapist's assessment of functioning in the home environment.
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The clause rating property on high ground at a half rate was, however, opposed by the private bill surveyors who reported to parliament on the bill.
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Standardized training produced qualified surveyors.
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In keeping with recommendation # 3, the surveyors must make explicit their finding with respect to specific complaints and/or allegation made at a hearing or meeting.
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Ship surveyors, architects and engineers need to have a working knowledge of them to carry out their duties, but do not, in general, have a comprehensive expert knowledge of them.
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Other external competition came from allied professions, particularly quantity surveyors, who increasingly replaced architects as lead consultants with direct influence on promoters, and the appointment of other consultants.
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Given the similarities of problem types and techniques, the environment where the new problems emerged is likely to have drawn on that surveyors' tradition which we have discussed so far.
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The recently published report on roads in this area was prepared by a committee of the surveyors to the local highway authorities concerned.
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They are in constant touch with local surveyors about improvement schemes and meet them on the site as may be desirable.
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