barograph

The most common weather Barograph found in homes and public buildings these days are the 8-day type.

Tom was anxiously watching the barograph, to note their height.

I remember glancing at the barograph as I set down the telephone.

"The barograph will hardly register such a little height."

This is to adjust the barograph so that it correctly reflects the station pressure.

The barograph needle was moving up slowly but steadily.

He looked at the barograph, still falling slowly.

In the case of the graph on the barograph, one of two codes could be picked.

A barograph is used to monitor pressure.

'The barograph in the lab is still going up.

I took a quick glance at the barograph, and at the isobar chart of the day before.

A recording barograph (altimeter) kept a precise log of their altitude during the flight.

An analog record of pressure produced by a barograph A barometer that records its observations continuously.

Cliff Morgan was at the barograph now.

Even when the line on the barograph shows no sign of an upturn and forecasts a wet, cold, blustery day?

It was a quarter past ten o'clock, and the barograph needle pointed to twelve thousand eight hundred.

On the wall to my right were the instruments for measuring atmospheric pressure - a barograph and two mercury barometers.

Tom, noting the barograph, and seeing that they were twenty-two hundred feet high, decided to keep at about that distance from the earth.

There was an operator's keyboard and a machine that ticked busily and looked like a barograph.

Tom glanced at the barograph.

A barograph is a recording aneroid barometer.

A winter barograph curve from the South Pacific Ocean (1897)

They were connected to recording instnments, one of which Fleming recognised as a barograph.

The barograph is falling a little already," Howard pointed out, as though with a vague sense of shame that he was unable to co-operate.