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anemography

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun anemography has 1 sense
  1. anemography - recording anemometrical measurements
    --1 is a kind of
    measurement, measuring, measure, mensuration

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Anemography

Definition:

Anemography is the scientific study and measurement of wind phenomena and their effects on the environment.

Senses:

Sense 1:

(Noun) The study of winds and their characteristics.

Example Sentence: The anemography research team analyzed the wind patterns in the area to better understand their influence on weather conditions.

Sense 2:

(Noun) Meteorological instruments used to measure and record wind speed and direction.

Example Sentence: The anemography equipment installed on top of the building accurately measures the wind gusts and provides real-time data.

Sense 3:

(Noun) The recording or depiction of wind phenomena, especially in art or literature.

Example Sentence: The painting beautifully captured the anemography of the storm, conveying the power and intensity of the winds.

Sense 4:

(Noun) The use of wind energy for power generation.

Example Sentence: The anemography project aims to harness the wind's potential by constructing wind farms to produce clean electricity.

Sense 5:

(Noun) A theoretical branch of psychology that studies the influence of wind on human behavior and emotions.

Example Sentence: Although controversial, some psychologists have explored anemography to understand if wind speeds can affect people's moods.

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