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Definition of hygrometer in English: hygrometernoun hʌɪˈɡrɒmɪtəhaɪˈɡrɑmədər An instrument for measuring the humidity of the air or a gas. Example sentencesExamples - Use a hygrometer to know what the humidity level is.
- These include the thermometer, the barometer, and the hygrometer.
- Sapwood water potentials were measured with a thermocouple hygrometer, branch water potentials with a pressure chamber.
- Medium water potentials were measured with a hygrometer.
- To measure the humidity level inside your home, buy a hygrometer, available at hardware stores for about $30.
- The thermometer, the hygrometer, the currents of wind and cloud, should be as familiar to him as the stethoscope, the microscope and the speculum.
- To determine the relative humidity, you will need a relative humidity sensor, also known as a moisture meter or hygrometer.
- In a recent publication, with the same settings and using a dew point mirror hygrometer, a similar result of 36.2 mg H2O / L was obtained.
- The temperature of the air stream was measured just downstream of the dew point hygrometer using a thermocouple.
- Some dehumidifiers feature a hygrometer, which measures room humidity.
- The actual relative humidity was measured in the glove box with a hygrometer immediately before sealing the cell with a second CaF2 window.
- Dew point temperature is measured with a hygrometer, and you can make your own.
- To estimate the range of spray around the washstands, we measured relative humidity at different distances using a hygrometer.
- Go out and buy a digital hygrometer - a good one costs $30 or $40.
- Soil water potential was measured at regular intervals using a dew-point hygrometer on soil samples collected from one pot per group.
- Periodically check the humidity with a hygrometer, available at your local hardware store.
- If you want to have full control over precise percentages of humidity, get a unit with a hygrometer and humidistat.
- All humidity measurements were made with a model 2200 hygrometer.
- A chilled-mirror hygrometer works by using an electric cooling unit to reduce the temperature of a mirror until dew or frost forms on its surface.
- In addition, a Li - 188 quantum sensor, thermometer and hygrometer recorded, respectively, irradiance, air temperature and relative air humidity hourly.
Derivatives adjective hʌɪɡrəˈmɛtrɪkˌhaɪɡrəˈmɛtrɪk The hygrometric method is used for determination of the relative humidity of aqueous mixed electrolyte systems with magnesium and sodium sulphates. Example sentencesExamples - Control joints are needed to accommodate the potential for movement resulting from thermal and hygrometric variations.
- Keys adjust the tension of the canvas depending on the hygrometric conditions.
- All hygrometric measurements were performed using the psychrometric method after 3 hours at the steady state.
- Natural condensation on the back wall records a hygrometric value between 55 and 80%.
noun hʌɪˈɡrɒmɪtrihaɪˈɡrɑmətri Inspired gas hygrometry was measured with the ventilator and airway circuit connected to a test lung under the following conditions. Example sentencesExamples - The hygrometry fluctuated between 65% during the day and 90% during the night.
- We tested the hypothesis that inlet chamber temperature may affect humidifier performance, as assessed by hygrometry.
Definition of hygrometer in US English: hygrometernounhīˈɡrämədərhaɪˈɡrɑmədər An instrument for measuring the humidity of the air or a gas. Example sentencesExamples - All humidity measurements were made with a model 2200 hygrometer.
- Soil water potential was measured at regular intervals using a dew-point hygrometer on soil samples collected from one pot per group.
- The actual relative humidity was measured in the glove box with a hygrometer immediately before sealing the cell with a second CaF2 window.
- If you want to have full control over precise percentages of humidity, get a unit with a hygrometer and humidistat.
- Go out and buy a digital hygrometer - a good one costs $30 or $40.
- Dew point temperature is measured with a hygrometer, and you can make your own.
- Sapwood water potentials were measured with a thermocouple hygrometer, branch water potentials with a pressure chamber.
- To measure the humidity level inside your home, buy a hygrometer, available at hardware stores for about $30.
- Medium water potentials were measured with a hygrometer.
- These include the thermometer, the barometer, and the hygrometer.
- To determine the relative humidity, you will need a relative humidity sensor, also known as a moisture meter or hygrometer.
- The thermometer, the hygrometer, the currents of wind and cloud, should be as familiar to him as the stethoscope, the microscope and the speculum.
- Use a hygrometer to know what the humidity level is.
- The temperature of the air stream was measured just downstream of the dew point hygrometer using a thermocouple.
- Periodically check the humidity with a hygrometer, available at your local hardware store.
- A chilled-mirror hygrometer works by using an electric cooling unit to reduce the temperature of a mirror until dew or frost forms on its surface.
- Some dehumidifiers feature a hygrometer, which measures room humidity.
- In addition, a Li - 188 quantum sensor, thermometer and hygrometer recorded, respectively, irradiance, air temperature and relative air humidity hourly.
- In a recent publication, with the same settings and using a dew point mirror hygrometer, a similar result of 36.2 mg H2O / L was obtained.
- To estimate the range of spray around the washstands, we measured relative humidity at different distances using a hygrometer.
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