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Meaning of barye
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barye (n)
the absolute unit of pressure equal to one dyne per square centimeter
barye Sentence Examples
- The air pressure gauge measured a pressure of 1 barye, indicating a low pressure environment.
- The gauge read a slight increase in pressure, from 0.5 baryes to 0.7 baryes.
- The pressure on the surface of the moon is about 10^-6 baryes, making it a near-vacuum.
- The pump was able to generate a pressure of 5 baryes, sufficient for the application.
- The pressure drop across the pipe was observed to be around 0.2 baryes.
- The mercury barometer indicated a pressure of 1.01 baryes, suggesting stable atmospheric conditions.
- The researchers measured the pressure inside the vacuum chamber to be less than 10^-5 baryes.
- The pressure relief valve was set to open at a pressure of 1.5 baryes to prevent overpressurization.
- The pressure sensor exhibited a sensitivity of 0.001 baryes, allowing for precise measurements.
- The pressure in the cylinder increased steadily, reaching a maximum of 2.5 baryes before decreasing.
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the absolute unit of pressure equal to one dyne per square centimeter
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No antonyms found.
The air pressure gauge measured a pressure of 1 barye, indicating a low pressure environment.
The gauge read a slight increase in pressure, from 0.5 baryes to 0.7 baryes.
The pressure on the surface of the moon is about 10^-6 baryes, making it a near-vacuum.
The pump was able to generate a pressure of 5 baryes, sufficient for the application.
