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Barograph

Definition:

A barograph is an instrument that continuously records atmospheric pressure over a period of time.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun:
• A device used in meteorology to monitor and record changes in atmospheric pressure.
• A mechanical instrument with a rotating drum and a pen that moves up and down to graphically represent atmospheric pressure changes.
2. Verb:
• To use or operate a barograph.
• To record or track atmospheric pressure changes using a barograph.

Examples:

1. Noun:
• The meteorologist relied on the data recorded by the barograph to analyze the pressure patterns and predict weather changes.
• The antique barograph, with its intricate design and delicate pen, fascinated the visitors at the weather station.
2. Verb:
• I learned how to barograph during my training as a meteorologist.
• He diligently barographs every day to contribute to the research on long-term climate trends.

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