barometric pressure Betekenis & Definitie

  • En [ ˌbær.əʊ.met.rɪk ˈpreʃ.ər]
  • Us [ ˌber.oʊ.met.rɪk ˈpreʃ.ɚ]

Betekenis van barometric pressure In het Nederlands

Meer definities van barometric pressure

Voorbeelden van barometric pressure

  • As regards the first, I will commence with a few brief remarks on the effects of varying barometric pressures. 

  • By this means some notion might be formed of the general direction of the line of barometric pressure preceding or succeeding a storm. 

  • If a line were drawn through all points on the surface of the earth having an equal barometric pressure at the same time, such a line would be called an isobar. 

  • Sealed against the vacuum of space, barometric pressure outside made no difference. 

  • Thirteen cubic feet of free air at normal temperature and barometric pressure weigh about one pound. 

  • These vessels recorded temperature, barometric pressure, currents, ice conditions, exact latitudes and longitudes and sent these observations to the institute.

  • However, barometric pressure is strongly correlated with many other meteorological factors that require more thorough investigation.

  • Approaching storms from the southeast or eastsoutheast are usually indicated by the occurrence of slight variable winds and a rapid fall in barometric pressure.

Meer voorbeelden van barometric pressure

NIEUWE WOORDEN

European

May 10, 2021

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WOORD VAN DE DAG

Shimmer

May 10, 2021

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