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tide gauge - traducción al ruso
DEVICE FOR MEASURING THE CHANGE IN SEA LEVEL RELATIVE TO A DATUM
Tidal gauge; Marigraph; Marigraphs; Tide gauges; Tide measurer; Tide gage; Mareograph
tide gauge
1) мареограф
2) футшток
3) мареограф
mareograph
мареограф
mareograph
['me(ə)riəgrɑ:f]
существительное
общая лексика
мареограф
Definición
Ebb tide
·- The reflux of tide water; the retiring tide;
- opposed to flood tide.
Wikipedia
Tide gauge
A tide gauge is a device for measuring the change in sea level relative to a vertical datum. It is also known as a mareograph, marigraph, sea-level recorder and limnimeter. When applied to freshwater continental water bodies, the instrument may also be called a limnimeter.
Ejemplos de uso de tide gauge
1. "You don‘t have time in Indonesia to wait for tide gauge data," Mooney said.
2. We are still monitoring the movement of the tsunami wave to our region." He said the tsunami had been detected by a tide gauge and was not clear on the direction of the wave.
3. Real–time sharing of seismic and sea–level sensor data is critical to delivering timely hazard warnings, but some countries, notably India, have declined to share real–time seismic and tide gauge information because of national security concerns.
4. "This system of systems will provide timely, quality, long–term global information that our government leaders and our citizens need for sound decision–making." Global Drifter 1250, about the size of a piece of carry–on luggage, completes a world–wide network of 1,250 drifting buoys, and joins thousands of other drifting and moored data buoys, profiling floats, tide gauge stations, ship–based systems, and satellites to monitor and document the state of the ocean.
