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Meaning of brontograph
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brontograph (n.)
A tracing or chart showing the phenomena attendant on thunderstorms.
An instrument for making such tracings, as a recording brontometer.
brontograph Sentence Examples
- The brontograph, an ancient instrument, recorded the thunderstorm's intensity with precision.
- Scientists relied on the brontograph to document the frequency of thunder occurrences.
- With its sensitive mechanisms, the brontograph captured even the faintest rumble of thunder.
- The brontograph's readings provided valuable data for meteorological research.
- Meteorologists studied the brontograph's recordings to understand thunderstorm patterns.
- The brontograph's invention revolutionized the study of atmospheric phenomena.
- Despite its age, the brontograph remained a reliable tool for monitoring thunder activity.
- Technological advancements enhanced the brontograph's accuracy over time.
- The brontograph's intricate design made it a prized possession among meteorological enthusiasts.
- Scholars often referenced historical brontograph recordings to analyze past weather conditions.
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A tracing or chart showing the phenomena attendant on thunderstorms., An instrument for making such tracings, as a recording brontometer.
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The brontograph, an ancient instrument, recorded the thunderstorm's intensity with precision.
Scientists relied on the brontograph to document the frequency of thunder occurrences.
With its sensitive mechanisms, the brontograph captured even the faintest rumble of thunder.
The brontograph's readings provided valuable data for meteorological research.
