anemography
- noun
- /ˌænəˈmɒɡrəfi/
- Specialized
- Accurate anemography is crucial in designing wind turbines for maximum efficiency.
Examples
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Advances in anemography have improved our understanding of local wind patterns.
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Researchers relied on anemography to gather data during the storm season.
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The anemography data was crucial for the storm prediction.
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She studied anemography in her meteorology course.
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Accurate anemography is essential for understanding wind patterns in meteorology.
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Engineers use anemography to measure wind speed when designing aerodynamic structures.
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The results of anemography helped predict the best locations for wind farms.
Synonyms
The measurement of wind speed and direction
Surface Forms
Morphology
anemography = anemo + graphy
The word is transparently built from the combining form 'anemo-' meaning wind and the suffix '-graphy' meaning recording or writing.
Etymology
The word anemography comes from Greek parts anemo- meaning 'wind' and -graphy meaning 'writing' or 'recording', the same idea you see in graph or photograph. So, anemography is the measuring and recording of the wind's speed and direction.