inclinometer

The mean list on the inclinometer was still less than twenty degrees.

An inclinometer may also be used in some automotive safety systems.

A similar term, in less common usage, is the inclinometer.

The second mate had moved away from the windows and stood watching the inclinometer.

The list of a ship is measured by a device called an inclinometer.

The inclinometer was discontinued after the 1983 model year.

He leaned over and looked through the spotting scope then hit the built in inclinometer.

Into this space is inserted another pipe with compass and inclinometer attached.

Beggs turned from the windows and looked at the inclinometer.

An inclinometer uses the earth gravitational field to know its orientation in the remaining third direction.

(For once, I can leave my pocket inclinometer at home!)

The second officer strode to the inclinometer; the instrument that measured the ship's angle.

The inclinometer moved from thirty to thirty-five degrees, to forty, forty-five.

The quality of turn is indicated by an 'coordination ball', which works on the same principle as an inclinometer.

Harkness glanced at the inclinometer and saw that the mean reading had increased a little.

An inclinometer may also be used in civil engineering projects to measure movements in walls and/or the ground.

The number of axes the inclinometer and tilt sensor measure on is another important specification.

The board incorporates a compass, an inclinometer, a ruler, a roll of paper and an arm buckle.

Right now our inclinometer is drying out.

The wave-by-wave battle was recorded by the inclinometer: ten, twenty, twenty-five degrees.

His eyes sought out the inclinometer.

He had stopped watching the inclinometer.

An inclinometer is used as a rollover warning, to alert equipment operator of possible tip over condition.

Balance information of the aircraft is often obtained by an inclinometer, which is recognized as the "ball in a tube."

The maximum list which a standard inclinometer can measure is designed to be 28 degrees from vertical, either port or starboard.