anemometric
- adjective
- /ˌænəˈmɛtrɪk/
- Specialized
- The anemometric readings indicated that the wind speed was unusually high today.
Examples
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Approaches to determine the roughness parameters d, formula omitted and formula omitted from velocity data belong to the class of anemometric methods for which best-fit graphical solution techniques are typically applied.
Academic text (2018) -
Anemometric Methods
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She used an anemometric device to monitor how the wind affected the sailboat's performance.
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In the anemometric study, scientists measured wind patterns to better understand climate changes.
Synonyms
About measuring wind speed and direction
Relating to measuring and recording wind speed and direction
Surface Forms
Morphology
anemometric = anemometer (transparent) = anemometer + ic
Formed by regular suffixation from 'anemometer' (+ -ic); the adjective directly relates to measurement of wind.
Etymology
Anemometric comes from the Greek parts anemo- 'wind' and -metric 'measure', like in thermometer. So, anemometric describes tools or data about 'measuring the wind', which is why we use it for wind speed and direction.