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isobar

[ UK /ˈa‍ɪsəbˌɑː/ ]
NOUN
  1. (meteorology)an isogram connecting points having equal barometric pressure at a given time

How To Use isobar In A Sentence

  • Now, if you look at the map, Mr. Tighe, you'll see that the isobar for this region shows a barometer pressure of 29.50, a terrific drop of four points in twenty-four hours. The Boy with the U. S. Weather Men
  • The balance of forces is lost and the flow crosses the isobars (lines of equal air pressure) towards the low pressure.
  • The Weather Bureau at Washington relies greatly on these isobars for statements concerning local and distant weather forecasts, any shift in isobaric lines showing change in atmospheric pressure. General Science
  • For all simulations, isothermal and isobaric conditions were assumed.
  • I took a quick glance at the barograph, and at the isobar chart of the day before. Movie Night
  • When isobars on a weather chart are close together, it will be a blustery day…
  • Specifically, he will head the development of the company's industry-leading Pressure Exchanger ™ (PX ™) isobaric energy recovery devices, advanced liquid turbo solutions, cutting-edge ceramics applications and all other energy-transfer technologies. Business Wire Travel News
  • In many cases winds flow around the curved isobars of a high (anticyclone) or low (cyclone) pressure center. Wind
  • This diagram is the same as the one above except that the major pressure and wind zones have been replaced by a typical isobaric weather map.
  • Proteome Sciences and Thermo Fisher Scientific have already been working together following the licensing of Proteome Sciences' isobaric mass tagging reagents. Laboratorytalk - laboratory industry news
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