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Meanings of manometer in English
Synonyms
Examples for "pressure sensor"
Examples for "pressure sensor"
1
Supermechanical is also considering an RFID reader, pressure sensor and current sensor.
2
To brake, he bites down, triggering a pressure sensor in his mouth.
3
But the thing I love most about the toothbrush is the pressure sensor.
4
The controller presented a robust performance during experiments with simulated pressure sensor drift.
5
When the membrane bends, it effectively depresses a pressure sensor inside.
Usage of manometer in English
1
Pressurization was performed once again and this time the manometer rose quickly.
2
PMID: 2706643 Simultaneously, supine arterial pressure was measured with a cuff manometer.
3
The log indicated moderate speed, the manometer a depth of about sixty feet.
4
This dial with movable needle is a manometer, is it not?
5
The manometer was wanting, and no summary estimation could take the place of it.
6
We could hear air going into the cabin but the manometer didn't move much.
7
I am curious to replace the barometer by the manometer.
8
The 'manometer' is generally known as a pressure gauge.-TRANS
9
Soon, too, the manometer indicated an ascending movement.
10
At the moment the manometer indicated that we were not more than twenty feet from the surface.
11
The needle of the manometer indicated nine thousand five hundred feet, and was rapidly nearing the next division.
12
We used a miniaturized conductance-manometer system to measure pressure-volume loops at the time when the animals were killed.
13
This misadventure was caused by a plug of mud which had stopped up the opening of the manometer.
14
Here is the manometer, the most useful of all, and which I gladly accept in lieu of the rest.
15
I looked at the manometer; it showed a depth of sixty feet, to which atmospheric heat could never attain.
16
Soon the Nautilus returned to her native element, and the manometer showed that she was about thirty feet deep.
About this term
Frequent collocations
Manometer through the time