tide-gauge

noun

1. a gauge used to measure extremes or the present level of tidal movement

Example Sentences

The most chronic sufferer throughout the vicissitudes of temperature was the clock belonging to Bage's tide-gauge.

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Amongst the cases which were landed was one containing the recording apparatus for the tide-gauge.

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Sandell and I now made a start at erecting the tide-gauge, and after the lapse of five days got the instrument into position.

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The tide-gauge clock broke down towards the end of the month, and though I tried for days to get it going I was not successful.

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Thalassog′raphy, the science of the ocean, oceanography; Thalassom′eter, a tide-gauge.

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