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   Bathometer
   Ba·thom'e·ter noun [ Greek ba`qos depth + -meter .] An instrument for measuring depths, esp. one for taking soundings without a sounding line.
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   Bathometer
   • (n.) An instrument for measuring depths, esp. one for taking soundings without a sounding line.
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   bathometer
   bathometer 1. An instrument for measuring the depth of a body of water. 2. A device for ascertaining the depth of water; a bathymeter. 3. An instrument that is used to measure water depth without the use of a sounding line. The bathometer does not require a line to extend to the bottom because it...
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   Bathometer
   A bathometer is an apparatus invented by William Siemens in 1861 to measure the depth of water without submerging a sounding line. Its action depends on the diminution of the effect of gravitation on the surface of the water as compared with its effect on the earth, owing to the mass of water (of le...
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   Bathometer
   Bathometer (also bathymeter) is an instrument by which is measured water depth. It is usually used in oceanographical measurements, although now it is rarely used. == Source== ...
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