thermohydrometric (Meaning)

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thermohydrometric (a)

of or relating to thermal hydrometry

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Thermohydrometric readings on the lake surface revealed a significant shift in temperature and humidity patterns.
Scientists used thermohydrometric sensors to monitor the microclimate within a greenhouse, adjusting watering and ventilation accordingly.
The thermohydrometric conditions in the cave proved optimal for preserving ancient artifacts, preventing decay and damage.
Engineers optimized the air conditioning system based on thermohydrometric measurements, ensuring optimal comfort and energy efficiency.
The thermohydrometric properties of soil are crucial for understanding its moisture content and plant growth potential.
Farmers rely on thermohydrometric data to determine the appropriate time for irrigation, maximizing crop yields and reducing water usage.
A thermohydrometric chamber was used to test the durability of electronic devices in extreme environmental conditions.
The thermohydrometric sensor in the sauna accurately measured the temperature and humidity levels, providing real-time feedback to users.
Thermohydrometric analysis of air samples helped identify the presence of harmful chemicals in the indoor environment.
The thermohydrometric characteristics of a building's insulation play a vital role in maintaining indoor comfort and reducing energy consumption.

of or relating to thermal hydrometry

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Thermohydrometric readings on the lake surface revealed a significant shift in temperature and humidity patterns.

Scientists used thermohydrometric sensors to monitor the microclimate within a greenhouse, adjusting watering and ventilation accordingly.

The thermohydrometric conditions in the cave proved optimal for preserving ancient artifacts, preventing decay and damage.

Engineers optimized the air conditioning system based on thermohydrometric measurements, ensuring optimal comfort and energy efficiency.