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enumerate

To count or list one by one. For example, an enumerated data type defines a list of all possible values for a variable, and no other value can then be placed into it. See device enumeration and ENUM.
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Against Myanmar connotations and meanings attached to the term taingyinthar lumyo the English translation of the enumerator manual for the 2014 Myanmar census specified, "Ethnicity is based on a shared understanding of history and/or territorial origins (regional and/or national) of an ethnic group or community as well as on particular cultural characteristics such as language and/or customs, beliefs or way of life" (Ministry of Immigration and Population n.
Distorted, dangerous data? Lumyo in the 2014 Myanmar population and housing census
The concern that while respondent may be penalized for providing the inaccurate information, there is no such penalty for enumerators if they temper with the provided information.
POPULATION CENSUS 2017
But Dasari refused to give his caste to the enumerators.
Telangana survey continues on second day
Due to the sensitivities surrounding MSM and sex work in Africa and the belief that members of a community are uniquely suited to interact with that community, we chose enumerators from within the populations of interest whenever possible.
Estimating the number of male sex workers with the capture-re-capture technique in Nigeria
However, one error was made in the programming of a skip pattern which resulted in the questionnaire prompting the enumerator to assess goitre only in children 6-12 years who reported attending school, even though the survey protocol required that all children 6-12 years be assessed for goitre.
Experience with digital entry of national iodine survey data in Senegal
Example: Census enumerators living and working in Salem made a dollar an hour more than the ones in Lane County.
Cities should have helped residents respond to the census
In some places, such as, markets, the counting will remain till later time as most of the residents in these places are expatriates who are available at all time, so the enumerator has to visit them in later time to collect their data.
Field Work on Census 2010 Continues
Kingsley, the enumerator was directed to get a response even though she knew the form was a duplicate.
Census do-overs pose challenge; City man takes pass on seconds
Summary: RIYADH: Some residents have told Arab News that census enumerators failed to visit their houses.
Census ends, but not all are covered
Added by enumerator to a form already completed by the lone male householder: "Found dead in chair in house Monday, April 3"
A GREAT, GREAT FAMILY HISTORY; 1911 Census records reveal details of singer Charlotte's ancestors
The Mate Enumerator is a thick turret 3 1/2" D station special assembly with integral punch holder.
Numbering tool
Census Bureau's official enumerator instructions; (2) Puerto Rican enumerators' de facto classificatory practices, and (3) Puerto Rican census supervisors' post-enumeration edits of enumerators' work, reveals that census-taking was a site of active contestation over the demarcation of racial boundaries in Puerto Rico under U.
The U.S. Census and the contested rules of racial classification in early twentieth-century Puerto Rico

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