Definition of telemeter in English:

telemeter

noun tɪˈlɛmɪtəˈtɛlɪmiːtəˈtɛləmidər

An apparatus for recording the readings of an instrument and transmitting them by radio.
遥测器，遥测仪，遥测计
Example sentencesExamples
- The wax-coated telemeters were calibrated with a mercury thermometer over a range of 5-42 deg C.
- Signals were recorded on a computer via a telemeter.
- However, with the advent of miniaturized telemeters and thread-trailing methods, direct estimates of hatchling survival have been made.
- Radio signals from telemeters were detected by antennae surrounding each respirometer.

verb tɪˈlɛmɪtəˈtɛlɪmiːtəˈtɛləmidər

[with object]

Transmit (readings) to a distant receiving set or station.
（用遥测器）遥测并传送（数据）
instruments used to telemeter their data are carried on two satellites
telemetered data
Example sentencesExamples
- If two or more telemetered otters were detected at the same location, the pilot took care to determine the distance between them and attempted to obtain a visual observation.
- Its power source comprised batteries only, so it was not expected to have great longevity; it telemetered scientific data for just five days.
- The telemetered technology will also benefit from integration with wireless-phone technology.
- For example, in a 1,000-acre potato farm, aerospace behemoth Lockheed Martin can place meteorological stations that measure 13 different weather parameters every 15 minutes and telemeter the data to a computer base station.

Derivatives

telemetric

adjective tɛlɪˈmɛtrɪk

Consequently, telemetric monitoring of a single adult was used to determine the spatial limits of each burrow system, after which the capture localities of individuals were used to assign social group membership.
Example sentencesExamples
- The rate of cardiovascular deaths that might have been prevented by telemetric monitoring was zero percent.
- This telemetric enforcement solution will enable us to tag suspect persons and vehicles for criminal or public record purposes, he added.
- A blood sample to determine the serum level of cardiac troponin I was obtained 8 to 12 hours after the telemetric monitoring period ended.
- It combines telemetric recordings of uterine contractions using a tocodynamometer and daily telephone calls from a physician to offer support and advice.

Definition of telemeter in US English:

telemeter

nounˈtɛləmidər

An apparatus for recording the readings of an instrument and transmitting them by radio.
遥测器，遥测仪，遥测计
Example sentencesExamples
- However, with the advent of miniaturized telemeters and thread-trailing methods, direct estimates of hatchling survival have been made.
- The wax-coated telemeters were calibrated with a mercury thermometer over a range of 5-42 deg C.
- Radio signals from telemeters were detected by antennae surrounding each respirometer.
- Signals were recorded on a computer via a telemeter.

verbˈtɛləmidər

[with object]

Transmit (readings) to a distant receiving set or station.
（用遥测器）遥测并传送（数据）
instruments used to telemeter their data are carried on two satellites
telemetered data
Example sentencesExamples
- For example, in a 1,000-acre potato farm, aerospace behemoth Lockheed Martin can place meteorological stations that measure 13 different weather parameters every 15 minutes and telemeter the data to a computer base station.
- If two or more telemetered otters were detected at the same location, the pilot took care to determine the distance between them and attempted to obtain a visual observation.
- Its power source comprised batteries only, so it was not expected to have great longevity; it telemetered scientific data for just five days.
- The telemetered technology will also benefit from integration with wireless-phone technology.

单词	telemeter
释义	Definition of telemeter in English: telemeter noun tɪˈlɛmɪtəˈtɛlɪmiːtəˈtɛləmidər An apparatus for recording the readings of an instrument and transmitting them by radio. 遥测器，遥测仪，遥测计 Example sentencesExamples The wax-coated telemeters were calibrated with a mercury thermometer over a range of 5-42 deg C. Signals were recorded on a computer via a telemeter. However, with the advent of miniaturized telemeters and thread-trailing methods, direct estimates of hatchling survival have been made. Radio signals from telemeters were detected by antennae surrounding each respirometer. verb tɪˈlɛmɪtəˈtɛlɪmiːtəˈtɛləmidər [with object] Transmit (readings) to a distant receiving set or station. （用遥测器）遥测并传送（数据） instruments used to telemeter their data are carried on two satellites telemetered data Example sentencesExamples If two or more telemetered otters were detected at the same location, the pilot took care to determine the distance between them and attempted to obtain a visual observation. Its power source comprised batteries only, so it was not expected to have great longevity; it telemetered scientific data for just five days. The telemetered technology will also benefit from integration with wireless-phone technology. For example, in a 1,000-acre potato farm, aerospace behemoth Lockheed Martin can place meteorological stations that measure 13 different weather parameters every 15 minutes and telemeter the data to a computer base station. Derivatives telemetric adjective tɛlɪˈmɛtrɪk Consequently, telemetric monitoring of a single adult was used to determine the spatial limits of each burrow system, after which the capture localities of individuals were used to assign social group membership. Example sentencesExamples The rate of cardiovascular deaths that might have been prevented by telemetric monitoring was zero percent. This telemetric enforcement solution will enable us to tag suspect persons and vehicles for criminal or public record purposes, he added. A blood sample to determine the serum level of cardiac troponin I was obtained 8 to 12 hours after the telemetric monitoring period ended. It combines telemetric recordings of uterine contractions using a tocodynamometer and daily telephone calls from a physician to offer support and advice. Definition of telemeter in US English: telemeter nounˈtɛləmidər An apparatus for recording the readings of an instrument and transmitting them by radio. 遥测器，遥测仪，遥测计 Example sentencesExamples However, with the advent of miniaturized telemeters and thread-trailing methods, direct estimates of hatchling survival have been made. The wax-coated telemeters were calibrated with a mercury thermometer over a range of 5-42 deg C. Radio signals from telemeters were detected by antennae surrounding each respirometer. Signals were recorded on a computer via a telemeter. verbˈtɛləmidər [with object] Transmit (readings) to a distant receiving set or station. （用遥测器）遥测并传送（数据） instruments used to telemeter their data are carried on two satellites telemetered data Example sentencesExamples For example, in a 1,000-acre potato farm, aerospace behemoth Lockheed Martin can place meteorological stations that measure 13 different weather parameters every 15 minutes and telemeter the data to a computer base station. If two or more telemetered otters were detected at the same location, the pilot took care to determine the distance between them and attempted to obtain a visual observation. Its power source comprised batteries only, so it was not expected to have great longevity; it telemetered scientific data for just five days. The telemetered technology will also benefit from integration with wireless-phone technology.
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