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noematograph

noematograph noun: an instrument for recording the time of physical processes, having a manually operated cylinder covered in paper which is struck by a percussion hammer and registers its vibrations by means of a spring.

Noun

noematograph (plural noematographs)

  1. (obsolete) An instrument for recording the time of physical processes, having a manually operated cylinder covered in paper which is struck by a percussion hammer and registers its vibrations by means of a spring.

Forms of noematograph

pluralnoematographs

Questions about noematograph

What does noematograph mean?
Noematograph means an instrument for recording the time of physical processes, having a manually operated cylinder covered in paper which is struck by a percussion hammer and registers its vibrations by means of a spring.
What part of speech is noematograph?
Noematograph is a noun.
What is the plural of noematograph?
The plural of noematograph is noematographs.

Words near noematograph in the dictionary

  1. noematachographs
  2. noematic
  3. noematical
  4. noematically
  5. noematics
  6. noematograph
  7. noematographs
  8. noeme
  9. noemes
  10. Noemfoer
  11. Noemfoor

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