microbarograph (Meaning)
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microbarograph (n.)
An instrument for recording minor fluctuations of atmospheric pressure, as opposed to general barometric surges.
Synonyms & Antonyms of microbarograph
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microbarograph Sentence Examples
- The microbarograph meticulously records the minute fluctuations in atmospheric pressure.
- Meteorologists rely on microbarographs to track weather patterns and predict storms.
- The microbarograph's sensitive diaphragm captures even the slightest changes in pressure.
- The device's stylus traces a graphic representation of pressure variations on a rotating drum.
- Scientists use microbarographs to study the dynamics of the atmosphere and climate change.
- The microbarograph's data provides valuable insights into the Earth's gravitational waves.
- Seismic activity can be detected by the microbarograph's precise pressure readings.
- The device's compact size allows for easy deployment in remote locations.
- The microbarograph's calibration ensures accuracy in recording pressure measurements.
- The data collected by microbarographs has contributed significantly to our understanding of the Earth's atmosphere.
FAQs About the word microbarograph
An instrument for recording minor fluctuations of atmospheric pressure, as opposed to general barometric surges.
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The microbarograph meticulously records the minute fluctuations in atmospheric pressure.
Meteorologists rely on microbarographs to track weather patterns and predict storms.
The microbarograph's sensitive diaphragm captures even the slightest changes in pressure.
The device's stylus traces a graphic representation of pressure variations on a rotating drum.
