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Meaning of "millibar"
Millibar (noun) - A unit of pressure equal to one thousandth of a bar. It is commonly used in meteorology to measure atmospheric pressure
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- A non-SI unit of pressure equal to 100 pascals, used primarily to report atmospheric pressure.
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One millibar is also equal to one hectopascal.
Somebody dropped off a millibar tape.
A millibar is a way of measuring pressure.
Give me the status on millibar.
It featured low millibar heights roughly four times below the standard mean.
The only way to get those numbers is from a millibar tape.
Many countries also use the millibar or hectopascal to give aviation altimeter settings.
There was a bomb crater on the Millibar Road.
You will often hear millibar used by meteorologists when describing low or high pressure weather systems.
See also millibar.
The 3He enters the cryostat at a pressure of a few hundred millibar.
Status on millibar.
What remains is a continuous cavity with a reference pressure of less than 1 millibar.
It is equivalent to one millibar in the CGS system.
Conventional cocks enable gas removal from mixtures at a pressure of less than 1 millibar.
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You ever seen a millibar dive that quick?
The pumping speed is plotted as a function of inlet pressure in millibar ( Torr ).
The pressure in Alicia decreased one millibar an hour in the 40 hours before landfall.
A plasma is induced and the pressure is increased to 60 millibar.
The Anarewet device was programmed to apply 20 millibar of pressure to the test samples.
Thus the atmospheric pressure may be measured with an accuracy of 0.1 millibar.
They add approximately 27 millibar to your annual radiation dose.
The reduced pressure is preferably lower or substantially equal to a millibar ( 1 mbar ).
Somebody just dropped a millibar tape in my lap . okay, how about this.
That pressure was measured to be 20 millibar or lower.
A millibar is one one-thousandth of sea-level air pressure on Earth.
The core of the sodium line runs from pressures of 50 millibar to a microbar.
Frequently a pressure of lower than 10 -2 millibar is necessary for such a detector to function correctly.
The set pressure of a non-return valve such as this is of the order of 25 millibar.
They work under partial pressures of between 0.5 millibar and several hundred millibar.
Mechanical slapdown was for 6 seconds at a vacuum of 0.3 millibar.
This grill is rated for a pressure of 28 millibar using butane and 37 millibar for propane.
The green shading indicates the relative humidity percentage at the 850 millibar level.
Somebody dropped off a millibar tape . How about this?
The same stack was operated feeding the gaseous reactants at a near atmospheric pressure ( 80 millibar relative ).
Pressures of 100 millibar or less are typically used.
Black contours indicate the geopotential height of the 500 millibar surface, in tens of meters.
Millibar puts us 20 years ahead of everybody.
The bottles are then again freeze-dried and plugged under inert atmosphere of 700 millibar argon.
In weather, the bar and millibar ( mb ) describe pressure.
Listen, I have heard from the sailors bullettin that a low pressure area of 982 millibar is coming.
Millibar puts us 20 years ahead.
Colored contours indicate the air temperature at the 850 millibar level, in degrees Celsius.
A vacuum of at least 0.3 millibar is used and preferably a vacuum of at least 1 millibar.
Displays in micron, Pascal, Torr or millibar.
Internationally the hectopascal ( hPa ) or millibar ( mb ) which are identical, are used in meteorology.
In an embodiment mass spectroscopy is performed at pressures near 10-6 millibar.
A " bomb " cyclone is defined as dropping one millibar per hour for 24 hours.
The superconductor of claim 1, wherein the stoichiometric ratio is stable down to 15 pressures of 1 millibar.
This system had a pressure of 970 millibar at one point.
