inclinometer
IPA: ɪnkɫʌnˈɑmʌtɝ
noun
- An instrument that displays the angle of an aircraft relative to the horizon.
- An instrument that measures magnetic dip; a dip circle.
- A surveying instrument that measures angles of inclination or elevation; a clinometer.
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Examples of "inclinometer" in Sentences
- He aimed it at the inclinometer suspended from the ceiling.
- The inclinometer jumped from two degrees to three then five.
- He didnt need the inclinometer to tell him the ship was rolling.
- An inclinometer that measured the Libertys tilt in the water hung from the ceiling.
- "inclinometer" that scans slopes and hills, allowing it to factor in elevation changes.
- The inclinometer dropped to eleven degrees and then ten before it finally stabilized at nine.
- If the ship were to flood, the inclinometer would gauge the ships list and whether it might capsize.
- Through the smoke, he read the inclinometer as it climbed to six degrees, then seven, eight, and nine.
- They rented a fog machine, an "inclinometer," along with a snow cone maker, where Anvita and Deepika mixed shots of Jaegar and rootbeer.
- According to Ye Chen, designer of the device, the camera would take an all-round picture using a built-in inclinometer indicating the horizontal position prior to execution.
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