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census Etymology: L, censere, to assess 1 an enumeration of the population, usually conducted periodically as a function of an official agency. In addition to counting heads, the census often collects information about members of a household, sources of income, types of dwellings, and matters relating to the health of the community. 2 in the hospital setting, the number of patients in the hospital. census measurement of a parameter of population by total counts of individuals—a full muster. census How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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While national surveys can provide more in-depth descriptions than decennial census on levels and types of disability, decennial censuses are often the only source of local area estimates. Just like the estimates of attendance at a basketball game, censuses of the United States also contain measurement error, Wright says. Photocopies of the preceding 23 Censuses, which have been published since 1966, are available from the AFS Library. |
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