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bathometer Meaning
Wordnet
bathometer (n)
an instrument that measures the depth of water
Webster
bathometer (n.)
An instrument for measuring depths, esp. one for taking soundings without a sounding line.
bathometer Sentence Examples
- The bathometer measured the ocean's depth with precision.
- Mariners relied heavily on bathometers to avoid treacherous shallows.
- Scientists used bathometers to study the underwater topography of the seabed.
- The bathometer's readings provided valuable data for submarine cable installation.
- Sailors estimated ocean depths using a traditional bathometer known as a sounding line.
- The bathometer's sonar technology allowed for more accurate depth measurements than ever before.
- The expedition's bathometer revealed the presence of a previously unknown underwater canyon.
- Fishermen used bathometers to locate underwater structures where fish tended to congregate.
- By using a bathometer, researchers gained insights into the ocean's temperature and salinity profiles.
- The bathometer played a crucial role in understanding the Earth's submarine geomorphology.
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an instrument that measures the depth of waterAn instrument for measuring depths, esp. one for taking soundings without a sounding line.
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The bathometer measured the ocean's depth with precision.
Mariners relied heavily on bathometers to avoid treacherous shallows.
Scientists used bathometers to study the underwater topography of the seabed.
The bathometer's readings provided valuable data for submarine cable installation.
