census

名词人口普查，统计; 人口财产调查

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1. 人口普查：美术本尼迪克特.安德森(Benedict Anderson)在讨论「想象的社区」(imagined communities)的时候指出,人口普查(census)、地图(map)和博物馆(museum),是三项最能体现殖民者权力和想象的机制(163-164).

2. 普查：(一)普查 普查(census)是指在特定的时点或时间、特定的范围内的全部人群(总体)均为研究对象的调查. 这个特定的时间应该短,应考虑疾病病情不在调查时间内发生很大的变化. 在血吸虫病的调查中,慢性血吸虫病和晚期血吸虫病患病率在特定人群中短期内变化不大,

1. 人口普查
    A census is an official survey of the population of a country that is carried out in order to find out how many people live there and to obtain details of such things as people's ages and jobs.

1. Companies and other business organizations can take advantage of the census results to analyze the market and to improve their business management.

2. Their vast land area and diversity compel the two countries to develop their census mechanisms in manners that can capture all aspects of demographic changes.

3. Knocking on doors for a census was probably good training for chapping doors as a newspaper reporter later in my career.

4. To try to dispel these and other rumors, the government commissioned a pop star to compose a catchy tune about the census.

5. Britain's census is nine years out of date and the polling districts haven't caught up to population shifts.

6. census的解释

6. About one in three Americans is a minority, according to the US Census Bureau.

7. The census showed that whites were the largest racial group in every state but Hawaii, with the widest majority found in the Midwest with 85 percent.

8. The Census Bureau estimates that an American is born every 7 seconds, one dies every 13 seconds and a migrant crosses into the country every 31 seconds.

9. At the time of the national population census five years ago, 99 cities had a ratio of more than 125 boys to every 100 girls.

10. But some enumerators have already quit their post ahead of the sixth national census over fears they will not be able to complete the task.

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