Примеры использования A traditional census на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In a traditional census design, even when detailed census data are released as soon as possible after the census year, data users are
Out of the 32 countries which conducted a traditional census, the highest amount innovation was seen in the areas of geographical information systems(15 countries selected this aspect)
The inclusion of such material may become more valuable as more UNECE countries move away from undertaking a traditional census with a field enumeration to using administrative data sources.
The main advantage of the rolling census approach is the greater frequency of updating data: a traditional census provides decennial, or sometimes quinquennial,
whilst in the case of those conducting a traditional census there were four countries(15 per cent)
should be considered very carefully before including them in a traditional Census.
register based Population and Housing census of 1981 where the cost of Statistics Denmark amounted to no more than one third of the costs of a traditional census.
at first glance, a traditional census with full field enumeration is the main source of census data for 90 of the 109 countries 83 per cent.
In order, therefore, to reduce the burden on the respondent when information is collected on many topics in a traditional census environment, the data collection could involve both a short form(with selected questions) and a long form
than among countries with a traditional census 11 out of 33 countries, or 33 per cent.
be in place in order to adopt new methodologies and move away from a traditional census; and the advantages
Countries that carry out a traditional census and use the housekeeping unit concept for defining households may wish to collect information on this topic directly through the census questionnaire,
among the countries conducting a traditional census 24 countries used this method whereas eight used a combined method of both exact age
one conducting a traditional census.
Countries that carry out a traditional census and use the housekeeping unit concept for defining households may wish to collect information on this topic directly through the census questionnaire,
the full household relationship matrix in countries adopting a traditional census where such a matrix is used.
By a traditional census.
Consequently, the marginal costs of producing a census are low compared to a traditional census.
These four are representing countries with a traditional census, three of them are non-EEA countries.
Italy is moving away from a traditional census adopting a number of innovations.