location survey
1Location based advertising — (LBA) Location based advertising (LBA) is a new form of marketing communication that uses location tracking technology in mobile networks to target consumers with location specific advertising on their mobile devices. As Bruner Kumar (2007)… …
2survey — survey, social survey At first, a survey was any systematic collection of facts about a defined social group, and the term is still used in this way. The term survey is therefore not necessarily synonymous with ‘questionnaire survey’, since other …
3survey, social survey — At first, a survey was any systematic collection of facts about a defined social group, and the term is still used in this way. The term survey is therefore not necessarily synonymous with ‘questionnaire survey’, since other methods of data… …
4survey — [sər vā′; ] also, and for n. usually [, sʉr′vā΄] vt. [ME surveien < Anglo Fr surveier < OFr surveoir < sur (see SUR 1) + veoir < L videre, to see: see VISION] 1. to examine for some specific purpose; inspect or consider carefully;… …
5survey — A precise physical determination of the location and boundaries of real property. Surveys are performed by qualified experts called surveyors. Survey findings are reflected in documents called surveys, survey reports, or certificates of survey.… …
6Location of European Union institutions —   Institutional seats as fixed in …
7Location of the Kamboja Kingdom — Kamboja was the name of an ancient country and the Indo Iranian warrior tribe settled therein. The country is listed as one of the sixteen Mahajanapadas or great nations in ancient Buddhist texts. The Kambojas are attested to have both Indian as… …
8Survey methodology — Sociology …
9survey — 01. A recent [survey] showed that most respondents favor freedom of choice in abortion. 02. My neighbor and I weren t sure where our properties ended exactly, so we had a [surveyor] come in to verify exactly where the border between the two… …
10Location of Offices Bureau — The Location of Offices Bureau was set up in April 1963 by the United Kingdom government as part of its policy of dispersing office jobs from the centre of London.Developers wishing to build new offices in London required permits from the Bureau …