Definition of volumetric in English:

volumetric

adjective ˌvɒljʊˈmɛtrɪkˌvɑljəˈmɛtrɪk

1Relating to the measurement of volume.
Example sentencesExamples
- The odds ratios for all the volumetric soft tissue measurements increased or stayed the same (odds ratio for parapharyngeal fat pad volume decreased slightly) after adjusting for sex, ethnicity, age, and craniofacial size.
- Often when I ask for a price, the owner will get a look on his face that makes me think he is doing volumetric computations of some of the more difficult solids.
- The runoff hose was supplied by a tank reservoir that permitted measurement (i.e., volumetric metering) of the outflow.
- Traditionally, two types of experiments have been used to study swelling behavior of cartilage, including measurements of volumetric swelling and dimensional swelling of cartilage.
- Most licences in the Basin have now been converted from area licences to volumetric ones to encourage better water usage.
- Since she began attending, the figures in her paintings have gone from flat to volumetric, and her aesthetic has changed to match.
- The controlled heating of deeper tissue and the ensuing skin tightening is known as volumetric tissue heating.
1. 1.1 (of chemical analysis) based on measuring the volumes of reagents, especially by titration.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The other main branch of quantitative methods is volumetric analysis.
  The apparatus used for volumetric measurement was a new version of one previously described.
  In general, the titrant is placed in a volumetric glassware called a burette and added slowly to a known volume of analyte until the reaction is complete.
  For high-accuracy chemical analysis and research work, a volumetric transfer pipette is preferred.
  One lecture in 1814 was memorable for its first description of volumetric chemical analysis.

Derivatives

volumetrically

adverb

Although throughfall is volumetrically greater than stemflow in most forests, stemflow is more enriched chemically.
Example sentencesExamples
- Crinoids dominated volumetrically, but other common elements include sponges, brachiopods, bryozoans, gastropods (especially platyceratids), and corals.
- Much smaller zeolite crystals, but volumetrically much larger and more concentrated, are those that form from the weathering and alteration of volcanic ash deposits in alkaline surface waters.
- The present invention volumetrically removes the tissue at the point of incision, dissection, or transection in a cool ablation process that minimizes thermal damage to surrounding, non-target tissue.
- Mafic gneisses, amphibolitcs, ultramafic rocks and paragneisses are most abundant in northwestern parts of the complex, but quartzites, marbles and other supracrustal rocks represent a volumetrically insignificant component.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from volume + metric¹.

Definition of volumetric in US English:

volumetric

adjectiveˌvɑljəˈmɛtrɪkˌvälyəˈmetrik

1Relating to the measurement of volume.
Example sentencesExamples
- The runoff hose was supplied by a tank reservoir that permitted measurement (i.e., volumetric metering) of the outflow.
- Most licences in the Basin have now been converted from area licences to volumetric ones to encourage better water usage.
- The odds ratios for all the volumetric soft tissue measurements increased or stayed the same (odds ratio for parapharyngeal fat pad volume decreased slightly) after adjusting for sex, ethnicity, age, and craniofacial size.
- Since she began attending, the figures in her paintings have gone from flat to volumetric, and her aesthetic has changed to match.
- The controlled heating of deeper tissue and the ensuing skin tightening is known as volumetric tissue heating.
- Often when I ask for a price, the owner will get a look on his face that makes me think he is doing volumetric computations of some of the more difficult solids.
- Traditionally, two types of experiments have been used to study swelling behavior of cartilage, including measurements of volumetric swelling and dimensional swelling of cartilage.
1. 1.1 (of chemical analysis) based on measuring the volumes of reagents, especially by titration.
  Example sentencesExamples
  One lecture in 1814 was memorable for its first description of volumetric chemical analysis.
  The apparatus used for volumetric measurement was a new version of one previously described.
  In general, the titrant is placed in a volumetric glassware called a burette and added slowly to a known volume of analyte until the reaction is complete.
  The other main branch of quantitative methods is volumetric analysis.
  For high-accuracy chemical analysis and research work, a volumetric transfer pipette is preferred.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from volume + metric.

单词	volumetric
释义	Definition of volumetric in English: volumetric adjective ˌvɒljʊˈmɛtrɪkˌvɑljəˈmɛtrɪk 1Relating to the measurement of volume. Example sentencesExamples The odds ratios for all the volumetric soft tissue measurements increased or stayed the same (odds ratio for parapharyngeal fat pad volume decreased slightly) after adjusting for sex, ethnicity, age, and craniofacial size. Often when I ask for a price, the owner will get a look on his face that makes me think he is doing volumetric computations of some of the more difficult solids. The runoff hose was supplied by a tank reservoir that permitted measurement (i.e., volumetric metering) of the outflow. Traditionally, two types of experiments have been used to study swelling behavior of cartilage, including measurements of volumetric swelling and dimensional swelling of cartilage. Most licences in the Basin have now been converted from area licences to volumetric ones to encourage better water usage. Since she began attending, the figures in her paintings have gone from flat to volumetric, and her aesthetic has changed to match. The controlled heating of deeper tissue and the ensuing skin tightening is known as volumetric tissue heating. 1.1 (of chemical analysis) based on measuring the volumes of reagents, especially by titration. Example sentencesExamples The other main branch of quantitative methods is volumetric analysis. The apparatus used for volumetric measurement was a new version of one previously described. In general, the titrant is placed in a volumetric glassware called a burette and added slowly to a known volume of analyte until the reaction is complete. For high-accuracy chemical analysis and research work, a volumetric transfer pipette is preferred. One lecture in 1814 was memorable for its first description of volumetric chemical analysis. Derivatives volumetrically adverb Although throughfall is volumetrically greater than stemflow in most forests, stemflow is more enriched chemically. Example sentencesExamples Crinoids dominated volumetrically, but other common elements include sponges, brachiopods, bryozoans, gastropods (especially platyceratids), and corals. Much smaller zeolite crystals, but volumetrically much larger and more concentrated, are those that form from the weathering and alteration of volcanic ash deposits in alkaline surface waters. The present invention volumetrically removes the tissue at the point of incision, dissection, or transection in a cool ablation process that minimizes thermal damage to surrounding, non-target tissue. Mafic gneisses, amphibolitcs, ultramafic rocks and paragneisses are most abundant in northwestern parts of the complex, but quartzites, marbles and other supracrustal rocks represent a volumetrically insignificant component. Origin Mid 19th century: from volume + metric¹. Definition of volumetric in US English: volumetric adjectiveˌvɑljəˈmɛtrɪkˌvälyəˈmetrik 1Relating to the measurement of volume. Example sentencesExamples The runoff hose was supplied by a tank reservoir that permitted measurement (i.e., volumetric metering) of the outflow. Most licences in the Basin have now been converted from area licences to volumetric ones to encourage better water usage. The odds ratios for all the volumetric soft tissue measurements increased or stayed the same (odds ratio for parapharyngeal fat pad volume decreased slightly) after adjusting for sex, ethnicity, age, and craniofacial size. Since she began attending, the figures in her paintings have gone from flat to volumetric, and her aesthetic has changed to match. The controlled heating of deeper tissue and the ensuing skin tightening is known as volumetric tissue heating. Often when I ask for a price, the owner will get a look on his face that makes me think he is doing volumetric computations of some of the more difficult solids. Traditionally, two types of experiments have been used to study swelling behavior of cartilage, including measurements of volumetric swelling and dimensional swelling of cartilage. 1.1 (of chemical analysis) based on measuring the volumes of reagents, especially by titration. Example sentencesExamples One lecture in 1814 was memorable for its first description of volumetric chemical analysis. The apparatus used for volumetric measurement was a new version of one previously described. In general, the titrant is placed in a volumetric glassware called a burette and added slowly to a known volume of analyte until the reaction is complete. The other main branch of quantitative methods is volumetric analysis. For high-accuracy chemical analysis and research work, a volumetric transfer pipette is preferred. Origin Mid 19th century: from volume + metric.
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