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A Project planning is an iterative process that communicates the approach and intent of Project manager.
Valuation is the process of estimating the cost of property based on its present conditions.
The materials which are used for building any structure is called Construction material.
The Roads are classified according to Nagpur plan, traffic and tonnage.
SBPS is a fast and accurate method of determining the location of any point of interest anywhere on the face of the earth of any time during day or night.
A Science and art of collecting information about objects, area from long or short distance without doing any physical contact with them is called remote sensing.
On the basis of purpose of construction of reservoir, it is classified into three types: Storage, Flood control and Distribution reservoir.
The Notice which invites tenders which is a written offer submitted by the contractors for carrying out the work at certain rates with terms and conditions laid down is called tender notice.
ERP Software: Organizations need to respond to changing customer needs and grab market opportunities as and when they arise.
The underground passages which are constructed without disturbing the ground surface are known as tunnels.
Plane table surveying is a graphical method of surveying in which the field work and plotting are carried out simultaneously.
Noise pollution is a sound of unpleasant and annoying nature. Noise pollution is also a high intensity of sound
Precipitation: The water in the form of a pond or lake or the groundwater is derived from the precipitation.
Glass is an inorganic product of fusion of one or more oxides of silicon, boron, magnesium, calcium, sodium etc.
Well foundation is deep one which generally provided for construction of bridges.World famous "Taj mahal" stands on well foundation.
Depreciation is an assessment of physical wear and tear of a building and is naturally dependent on its original condition and mode of use.
Folds when crustal rocks are subjected to stress over a period of time, they compress and form folds.