- new
mercury barometers in Europe. The
repair and
trade of
antiques (produced
before late 1957)
remained unrestricted.
Fitzroy barometers combine the standard...
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Between 1995 and 2005
Barometer World housed the
Banfield Family Collection of
barometers. The
exhibition was of 350
barometers,
mostly owned by Edwin...
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Visitor Centre, 11.12.2008. Bolle, B. (1982)
Barometers. Watford:
Argus Books. Bolle, B. (1983)
Barometers in Beeld. Lochem: Tijdstroom. Bolle, B. (2008)...
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Barometer Rising is a romantic-realist
novel by
Canadian author Hugh MacLennan. The work
explores life in Halifax, Nova
Scotia during World War I, and...
- The
barometer question is an
example of an
incorrectly designed examination question demonstrating functional fixedness that
causes a
moral dilemma for...
- A wire loop game, or buzz wire, is a game
which involves guiding a
metal loop (a 'probe')
along a
serpentine length of wire
without touching the loop to...
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United Nations World Tourism Organization as part of
their World Tourism Barometer publication,
which is
released up to six
times per year. In the publication...
-
calleta silkmoth (Eupackardia calleta).
Texas sage is
nicknamed the "
barometer bush" due to a
commonly held
belief that it can
predict the rain. According...
- rising,
falling or
steady barometer, and the season.
Negretti and
Zambra were
scientific instrument makers,
noted for
their barometers. The
Forecaster was produced...
- The
barometric formula is a
formula used to
model how the air
pressure (or air density)
changes with altitude.
There are two
equations for
computing pressure...
