decennial

The number of House districts may change after a decennial census.

The decennial federal census for 2000 is now getting under way across the country, with the data expected to be released in 2002.

But what happens to the five years immediately following a decennial census?

By the first decennial census of 1801 the population had risen to 109 in 23 families.

The 2010 population was the highest recorded in any decennial census.

The decennial rate of population growth during period 2001-11 is 18.88%.

The population of the Regency was 117,638 at the 2010 decennial census.

For statistical areas, boundary changes most often take place with each decennial census.

During the last three years, Congress cut $129 million from the decennial census budget.

The number of seats is adjusted once every ten years, following the decennial population census.

According to the 1930 decennial census, there were more than 125,000 dairy farms in the state.

His office had just issued the decennial tally showing that there were about 281 million people in the country.

In 1990 it cost the bureau $2.6 billion for its decennial count.

They may well not have been fully counted in the decennial censuses.

The Regency had 190,253 inhabitants at the 2010 decennial census.

The decennial operations are carried out from these facilities.

It was long the practice that the apportionment thus made stood until after the next decennial census.

This cannot be proved now; data on concentrated poverty are provided only by the decennial census.

Or are there other explanations for what appears to be public apathy toward the decennial head count?

In 1990, though, the bureau could not conduct the survey because it was busy with the decennial national census.

I think it's a millennial change and not just a decennial or centennial one."

The district's configuration changed upon the decennial redistricting prior to the 2012 election.

The population continues to decline by about 10% every decennial census.

During each of the following decennial periods up to 1851, new counties were created to the current number of 88.

The frequency of redistribution is ten years and occurs after each decennial census.