thermology

(θɜːmˈɒlədʒɪ)

1. (General Physics) obsolete the study or science of heat

2. (Medicine) a medical science that uses infrared images of the body to diagnose problems

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thermology

Archaic. the science and study of heat. Also called thermotics.

See also: Heat

Translations

termologia

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The protocol for obtaining thermal images followed the recommendations of the American Academy of Thermology [17].

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