Barograph A recording barometer. Either daily or week barographs are used.
barograph
A recording type instrument that provides a continuous trace of air pressure variation with time, forming a permanent barogram; usually an aneroid barometer is used.
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BAROGRAPH: A continuous-recording barometer.
BAROMETER: An instrument for measuring the pressure of the atmosphere; the two principle types are aneroid and mercurial.
BAROGRAPH An instrument that continuously records a barometer's reading of atmospheric pressure. Related term: aneroid barometer ...
Barograph A recording barometer.
Barometer An instrument used for measuring air pressure. The two most common types are the mercury barometer and the aneroid barometer.
Barograph - A recording barometer.
Beaufort Scale - A scale that can he used for estimating wind speed when an anemometer is not available.
Barograph
A barometer that records its observations continuously.
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Barograph- An instrument that provides a continuous record of atmospheric pressure.
Barometer- An instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure.
Barometric pressure- The actual pressure value indicated by a pressure sensor.
microbarograph"An aneroid barograph designed to record atmospheric pressure variations of very small magnitude.
Picture of a "Barograph" for recording barometric pressure.
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Siphon barograph A recording siphon barometer. Siphon barometer A mercury barometer in which the tube is U-shaped and the upper and lower mercury surfaces have the same diameter.
BarogramAn analog record of pressure produced by a barographBarographA barometer that records its observations continuously.BarometerAn instrument that measures atmospheric pressure.
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Browse Related Terms: Air Transportable Mobile Unit, Barograph, Blowing, isochrone, MAREP, MAROB, parameter, Reconnaissance Code, Voluntary Observing Ship Program, VOS ...
In general, an unmeasurable (less than 0.01 in.) quantity of precipitation. 2. An insignificantly small quantity. 3. The record made by any self-registering instrument. Thus, one may speak of the barograph trace, the hygrothermograph trace, etc.
Of particular interest is the inexpensive instrument screen for self-assembly and a nice range of recording instruments in attractive mountings, including barographs and thermographs.
7. Is there a free leaflet/brochure available?
 See also: Pressure, Air, Surface, Barometer, Weather
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