Meanings of telemeter in anglès

The laser telemeter shows the distance-threehundred twenty meters.

He placed his hand on the telemeter.

Subjects wore a heart rate telemeter during 22 competition stages and recorded data were analysed using computer software.

As his eyes flashed upward in panic, Bud caught a brief glimpse of the ponderous test stand with the priceless telemeter tilting to one side.

It has been compressed and telemetered by the processor inside you.

Most of 'em hard-wired, some radio-telemetered.

Dr. Frank C. Craighead, Jr., of Montana State University, is currently telemetering the grizzly bear of Yellowstone National Park.

Rats were instrumented with telemeters equipped with a carbon paste electrode for continuous measurement of renal cortical tissue PO2.

In this paper, read before the British Association, the author explained that the "Telemeter System," invented by C.L.

"The telemeter," explained Captain Mignot; "for obtaining the altitude of the enemy's aëroplane."

So we're going to have the rocket eject it, and when it falls, we can see, by our telemetered instruments, just what happens.

Comparison of the levels of the calculated axial forces in the model femur to the simultaneous telemetered forces showed good agreement for isometric tests.

In other words, we're at about 4000, we still have about 1500 farmers to get on to telemetered data.

"I can only surmise," he had replied, "that somehow all our actions in Rama were monitored and telemetered here to the Node.