Adjective:

థర్మిట్,

thermometrical's Usage Examples:

which are produced in machines by the rise and fall of the barometer or thermometrical variations in the dimensions of bodies".

In 1783 he performed a number of thermometrical measurements on Canterbury cathedral in conjunction with Sir John Cullum.

See alsoHistory of perpetual motion machinesBeverly Clock (1864)ReferencesExternal articles and further readingJournalsWilliam Nicholson, Concerning those perpetual motions which are produced in machines by the rise and fall of the barometer or thermometrical variations in the dimensions of bodies.

with maps of the boundary on a large scale; likewise a great number of thermometrical observations made at different times and places.

number of thermometrical observations.