observer identification

In artillery and naval gunfire support, the first element of a call for fire to establish communication and to identify the observer/spotter.

Dictionary of Military and Associated Terms. US Department of Defense 2005.

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The mandate - particularly the recommendation that schools practice third-party "observer identification" as a last resort - drew swift rebuke last spring both from administrators and representatives of the district's equity committee, which advises on issues related to nondiscrimination and harassment.

Schools collecting race data

Because of these changes in observer identification training and policies, two separate but overlapping time frames were used in this study.

Observer-reported skate bycatch in the commercial groundfish fisheries of Alaska

1 Observer team information: (a) Where (polling station; `region'), (b) Who (observer identification), (c) When (time of visit).

SURVEY DATA COLLECTION METHODOLOGY FOR ELECTION MISSIONS: HOW PROFESSIONAL FORM DESIGN HELPS TO CONTROL A SURVEY

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