0 past simple and past participle of survey --
1 to look at or examine all of something, especially carefully: --
2 to ask people questions in order to find out about their opinions or behaviour: --
This second dataset is composed of the responses of the surveyed married or cohabiting parents of secondary school students from all six communities.
These will be briefly surveyed in this section.
The committee also surveyed its members, gathering reports on a range of matters and circulating information about best practice.
The observations (circles) are for the entire surveyed population in 1981, 1986, 1989 and 1992 in the integrated vector management area.
Students in music programmes and non-music programmes were surveyed.
First, while the use of a postal questionnaire made the collection of qualitative data impracticable, it enabled a large number of homes to be surveyed.
A trend-display allows various time intervals to be surveyed.
How are the main issues surveyed by the author contested and configured by the state and the revolutionary elite itself?
