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bathythermograph

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bath·y·ther·mo·graph  (bth-thûrm-grf)
n.
An instrument that records water temperature in relation to ocean depth.

bathythermograph  (bth-thûrm-grf)
A device that records water temperature in relation to ocean depth.

bathythermograph
a device that records the temperature of water as a reflex of depth.
See also: Depth


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None of the 22 computer models used for alarmist claims of future warming predicted the cooling experienced by the Earth over the last nine years, as shown by satellite temperature readings and a network of bathythermograph buoys.
Temperature measurements were collected throughout each trawl haul with a calibrated Branker bathythermograph, either a SeaBird-19 or SeaBird-39 microbathythermograph (Sea-Bird Electronics, Inc.
The sailors received the awards for overhauling the AM-3729/SR amplifiers, LS-474/U speakers, Type G telephones, AN/BQH bathythermographs and electrical workbenches aboard Eisenhower, rather than sending them to contractors for overhaul or purchasing new equipment.
 
 
 
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