Noun:

সংগ্রহপূর্বক সরবরাহ,

surveyance's Usage Examples:

1937 he was involved with the establishment of Overvåkningstjenesten, a surveyance department in the police force.

Finn Lützow-Holm took part in the air surveyance of the Bouvet Island and of the Queen Maud Land in 1929 and 1931, together.

anywhere in that country, and in spite of meticulous, if sporadic botanical surveyance in many parts of the south and west of Cameroon, B.

Sefton opposed the surveyance of the world's first railway line, the Liverpool and Manchester Railway.

around the same time that the colony began increased construction and surveyance of the land.

The Bonapartist colony did not succeed overall, in part due to surveyance issues that contribute to the plot of the film and in part due to practical.

Shell, Total and Mobil since the 1940s, who completed much geological surveyance of the area and drilled a number of wells.

compounded with the price freezing and prevented them from investing on more surveyance and further exploitation, thus leaving them unable to keep up with demand.

background of collaboration, notably building the largest single satellite surveyance program for earth's biological monitoring (Copernicus Programme).

Athens in the Council of State where she specialised in environmental and surveyance law.

defended nationalization of these resources, an absolute fiscal monopoly on surveyance and exploitation, the need for Latin American countries to agree on common.

William Broughton, departing from Nagasaki in June 1868 having completed surveyance and explored lighthouse installment later completed by Richard Henry Brunton.

1863: Official surveyance report of Smooth Island On 15 February 1836 Smooth Island was defined.