Difference between revisions of "Anemometer"

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An '''anemometer''' (from the [[Greek]]: ''ánemom'' for [[wind]]) is a device to measure the [[speed]] of wind. It was [[invention|invented]] in the 1850s.
 
An '''anemometer''' (from the [[Greek]]: ''ánemom'' for [[wind]]) is a device to measure the [[speed]] of wind. It was [[invention|invented]] in the 1850s.
  
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An anemometer (from the Greek: ánemom for wind) is a device to measure the speed of wind. It was invented in the 1850s.