Definition of penetrometer in English:

penetrometer

noun ˌpɛnɪˈtrɒmɪtəˌpenəˈträmidər

An instrument for determining the consistency or hardness of a substance by measuring the depth or rate of penetration of a rod or needle driven into it by a known force.
Example sentencesExamples
- An aluminum stepwedge penetrometer was exposed simultaneously with each radiograph for use as a standard of reference.
- Alert for mines, they tested the runway with a soil penetrometer, a long rod with a cone-shaped end and a sliding weight.
- The penetrometer value measures the energy required to bury a ball in sand.
- Fruit firmness, as determined by penetrometer, measures the force required to press a blunt-ended probe into the tissue.
- In this study, the penetration depth of the penetrometer into the soil was chosen to be 6mm, which is a little larger than the radius of the miniature cone.
- Toughness is often measured with a penetrometer, a device which forces a circular flattened rod through leaf lamina.
- Fruits were harvested at full ripeness and the firmness was measured with a penetrometer.
- The density of sand was checked by a dynamic penetrometer which was specially fabricated for this purpose.
- It should be mentioned that the tip of the penetrometer was beveled, and that the force measured here is a comparative rather than absolute measure of fruit mechanical properties.
- There was a significant correlation between the cone penetrometer readings and the nuclear density measurements.

Definition of penetrometer in US English:

penetrometer

nounˌpenəˈträmidər

An instrument for determining the consistency or hardness of a substance by measuring the depth or rate of penetration of a rod or needle driven into it by a known force.
Example sentencesExamples
- Fruits were harvested at full ripeness and the firmness was measured with a penetrometer.
- It should be mentioned that the tip of the penetrometer was beveled, and that the force measured here is a comparative rather than absolute measure of fruit mechanical properties.
- Fruit firmness, as determined by penetrometer, measures the force required to press a blunt-ended probe into the tissue.
- The density of sand was checked by a dynamic penetrometer which was specially fabricated for this purpose.
- Toughness is often measured with a penetrometer, a device which forces a circular flattened rod through leaf lamina.
- The penetrometer value measures the energy required to bury a ball in sand.
- Alert for mines, they tested the runway with a soil penetrometer, a long rod with a cone-shaped end and a sliding weight.
- There was a significant correlation between the cone penetrometer readings and the nuclear density measurements.
- In this study, the penetration depth of the penetrometer into the soil was chosen to be 6mm, which is a little larger than the radius of the miniature cone.
- An aluminum stepwedge penetrometer was exposed simultaneously with each radiograph for use as a standard of reference.

单词	penetrometer
释义	Definition of penetrometer in English: penetrometer noun ˌpɛnɪˈtrɒmɪtəˌpenəˈträmidər An instrument for determining the consistency or hardness of a substance by measuring the depth or rate of penetration of a rod or needle driven into it by a known force. Example sentencesExamples An aluminum stepwedge penetrometer was exposed simultaneously with each radiograph for use as a standard of reference. Alert for mines, they tested the runway with a soil penetrometer, a long rod with a cone-shaped end and a sliding weight. The penetrometer value measures the energy required to bury a ball in sand. Fruit firmness, as determined by penetrometer, measures the force required to press a blunt-ended probe into the tissue. In this study, the penetration depth of the penetrometer into the soil was chosen to be 6mm, which is a little larger than the radius of the miniature cone. Toughness is often measured with a penetrometer, a device which forces a circular flattened rod through leaf lamina. Fruits were harvested at full ripeness and the firmness was measured with a penetrometer. The density of sand was checked by a dynamic penetrometer which was specially fabricated for this purpose. It should be mentioned that the tip of the penetrometer was beveled, and that the force measured here is a comparative rather than absolute measure of fruit mechanical properties. There was a significant correlation between the cone penetrometer readings and the nuclear density measurements. Definition of penetrometer in US English: penetrometer nounˌpenəˈträmidər An instrument for determining the consistency or hardness of a substance by measuring the depth or rate of penetration of a rod or needle driven into it by a known force. Example sentencesExamples Fruits were harvested at full ripeness and the firmness was measured with a penetrometer. It should be mentioned that the tip of the penetrometer was beveled, and that the force measured here is a comparative rather than absolute measure of fruit mechanical properties. Fruit firmness, as determined by penetrometer, measures the force required to press a blunt-ended probe into the tissue. The density of sand was checked by a dynamic penetrometer which was specially fabricated for this purpose. Toughness is often measured with a penetrometer, a device which forces a circular flattened rod through leaf lamina. The penetrometer value measures the energy required to bury a ball in sand. Alert for mines, they tested the runway with a soil penetrometer, a long rod with a cone-shaped end and a sliding weight. There was a significant correlation between the cone penetrometer readings and the nuclear density measurements. In this study, the penetration depth of the penetrometer into the soil was chosen to be 6mm, which is a little larger than the radius of the miniature cone. An aluminum stepwedge penetrometer was exposed simultaneously with each radiograph for use as a standard of reference.
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