Definition

1. Adjective:
   • Pertaining to the measurement of wind speed and direction: Relating to or involving the use of an anemometer, an instrument for measuring wind force and velocity.

Usage Examples

• Adjective:
  • The research paper included detailed anemometrical data collected over a five-year period.
  • Accurate anemometrical readings are crucial for predicting storm paths and intensities.

Advanced Usage

• "Anemometrical analysis": The detailed study or interpretation of wind measurement data.

  • The meteorologist's anemometrical analysis revealed a shift in prevailing wind patterns.

• "Anemometrical instruments": Devices specifically designed for measuring wind properties.

  • The weather station was equipped with the latest anemometrical instruments.

Variants and Related Words

• Anemometer (n): The instrument used to measure wind speed.

  • The cup anemometer is a common type of wind speed gauge.

• Anemometry (n): The science or process of measuring wind speed and direction.

  • His work in anemometry contributed to improved aviation safety standards.

Synonyms

• Anemometric (adj): Having the same meaning; pertaining to wind measurement.
• Wind-measurement-related (adj): Descriptive term for anything concerning the measurement of wind.

Related Phrases

• Anemometrical observation: The act of recording wind data using an anemometer.

  • Regular anemometrical observations are a standard part of the station's daily routine.

• Anemometrical survey: A systematic collection of wind data over a specific area or period.

  • The company conducted an anemometrical survey before installing the wind turbines.

Adjective

1. pertaining to the measurement of wind speed and direction