thermetograph (Meaning)
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thermetograph (n.)
A self-registering thermometer, especially one that registers the maximum and minimum during long periods.
Synonyms & Antonyms of thermetograph
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thermetograph Sentence Examples
- The thermograph meticulously recorded the temperature fluctuations throughout the experiment.
- The precision thermograph provided a detailed graph of temperature changes over time.
- Scientists analyzed the thermograph's data to determine the thermal characteristics of the material.
- The thermograph was essential for monitoring the temperature of the chemical reaction.
- Engineers installed a thermograph in the building to detect any thermal anomalies.
- The thermograph's accuracy allowed researchers to draw precise conclusions about the greenhouse effect.
- The weather station's thermograph provided invaluable data for forecasting temperature patterns.
- The thermograph's continuous recording capability enabled the identification of temperature trends.
- The dermatologist used a thermograph to assess the skin temperature and identify potential areas of concern.
- Governments rely on thermographs to monitor and regulate the temperature of industrial processes.
FAQs About the word thermetograph
A self-registering thermometer, especially one that registers the maximum and minimum during long periods.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The thermograph meticulously recorded the temperature fluctuations throughout the experiment.
The precision thermograph provided a detailed graph of temperature changes over time.
Scientists analyzed the thermograph's data to determine the thermal characteristics of the material.
The thermograph was essential for monitoring the temperature of the chemical reaction.
