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Mercury barometer
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The most common form of liquid barometer designed on the principle that the downward pressure of the air`s weight will support a column of liquid mercury in an inverted, evacuated glass tube. the height of the column is the measure of atmospheric pressure and was originally reported as millimetres or inch
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Barometer, английский
- An instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure. there are three common types of barometers used widely today
- An instrument for measuring the pressure of the atmosphere; the two principle types are aneroid and mercurial.
- (барометр) экономические и рыночные данные, используемые для определения общих тенденций; например: уровень безработицы, процентные ставки, уровень потребления и объем начатого строительства;
- Барометр
- An instrument that measures air pressure, an aid to forecasting the weather.
- A glass tube of 36 inches in length, filled with the open end upwards with refined mercury—thus boiled and suddenly inverted into a cistern, which is furnished with a leathern bag, on which the atmosphere, acting by its varying weight, presses the fluid metal up to corresponding heights in the tube, easily read off by an external scale attached thereto. by attentive observations on this simple prophet, practised seamen are enabled to foretell many approaching changes of wind or weather, and thus by shortening sail in time, save hull, spars, and lives. this instrument also affords the means of accurately determining the heights or depressions of mountains and
- An instrument which indicates, but does not record, atmospheric pressure.
- Instrument for measuring pressure.
- Барометр/прибор для измерения атмосферного давления (вмо).
- Economic and market data that represent an overall trend. the dow jones industrial average is an example of a stock market barometer.
- An instrument for measuring atmospheric pressure.
- Pressure gauge used to measure the atmospheric pressure.
Barometer (n.): trocken, schön, veränderlich, regen, немецкий
Barometer showing a rise / fall in pressure, английский
Barometer. das barometer zeigt fallenden/steigenden luftdruck, немецкий
Barometer: dry, fair, change, rain, английский
Barometr idzie do go'ry; spada., польский
Barometric, английский
Барометрический
Barometric (pressure), английский
Барометрическое давление
Barometric / atmospheric pressure rising / falling, английский
Barometric absolute pressure, немецкий
Barometric altimeter, английский
Барометрический высотомер
Barometric altitude, английский
Barometric altitude rate computer, английский
Вычислитель скорости изменения барометрической высоты
Barometric damper, английский
An automatic adjustable device for regulating the draft through a fuelburning appliance, thereby making operation of the appliance nearly independent of the chimney draft over its normal range of operation.
Barometric draft regulator, английский
A damper usually installed in the breeching between a boiler and chimney; permits air to enter the breeching automatically as required, to maintain a constant overfire draft in the combustion chamber.
Barometric fuze, английский
Барометрический взрыватель
Barometric indicator, английский
Барометрический указатель
Barometric leg, английский
Barometric leveling, английский
Barometric network, английский
Barometric pressure, английский
- The atmospheric pressure at a given point due to the gravitational force on the column of air above it.
- See atmospheric pressure.
- Ambient pressure caused by the weight of the earth’s atmosphere. see atmospheric pressure.
Atmospheric, английский
Атмосферный -
Originally, английский
Первоначально
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Bluebird day, английский
The most gorgeous day imaginable. a bluebird day is a bright, sunny day after a fresh snowfall the night before, a phrase common to the skiing and snowboarding community but common in many outdoor sport lingo. to duck hunters it is a still, calm day, giving difficult conditions in which to hunt ducks.
Mesoscale, английский
- The middle of three scales used to describe the size range of atmospheric processes. the mesoscale covers the range from a few kilometres to a few tens of kilometres. scales smaller than the mesoscale are considered microscale processes and those larger, macroscale processes. often loosely called the loca
- The scale between large systems and localised weather
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