barographn.
/ˈbarəɡrɑːf//ˈbarəɡraf/ A barometer constructed on the aneroid principle, actuating mechanism which records automatically the variations in atmospheric pressure.
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baroscope1665
wheel-barometer1666
water barometer1715
sympiesometer1817
barometrograph1847
aneroid1849
barograph1865
Fortin1875
telebarograph1884
telebarometer1884
telehydrobarometer1884
aneroidograph1890
statoscope1890
barocyclonometer1906
1865 Reader 9 Sept. 291/3 The self-recording barograph continues in operation.
1884 Weekly Scotsman 9 Feb. 4/1 A barometric chart—secured by means of the barograph.
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