what is the definition of a pizometer? yes, this is correct spelling.?
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If pizometer is the correct spelling, I am not sure what it is.\n\nA piezometer is an instrament used to measure pressure.
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english please, and check spelling
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a multimeter, junior! do your own homework!
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I can do two - \n\nSystematic: inaccuracies which persist throughout the entire experiment as a result of methodology.\n\nRandom: statistical fluctuations in the measured data due to the precision limitations of the measurement device.\n\nI'll get back to ya on the other one...
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A hygrometer is an instrument that measures the water vapor content of the atmosphere. A barometer measures the atmospheric air pressure at a given location. What you have is an aneroid barometer, which usually has a small regular head screw on the back of it, by which you can adjust it to the current air pressure, and if no screw, then you probably got a cheap one, even if it looks nice and cost a good amount of money. I've been looking for a nice antique looking one, that works well, for many years, and usually people have to pay way too much money for an accurate one, hence the reason I still don't have one.
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prism. \n\n(polarizer - phase shift; lens - angle of relection,refraction; analyzer - phase)
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A Piezo sensor is basically a quartz crystal.  When the crystal is subjected to stress or shock, it generates an electric voltage.  This is called the Piezoelectric effect. \nThe sensors are then connected to measuring and recording equipment that monitors the sensor for the output of any voltages from the crystal.\n\n\nPiezo sensors are placed in specialized mechanical strain gauges that can detect very minute movements...and thus can detect movement within the surface of the Earth.
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Psychometry is the ability to, by physical contact, psychically "read" the vibrations of an object to determine its history, who owned it, where it came from, things of that nature.   This can also be done with places and people.   \n\nI have seen ths skill used successfully on several occasions...
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Kilowatt Hour. Measurement of electricity used in a specific ammount of time.
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Siemems is a unit of electrical conductance, reciprocal of electrical resistance.  Siemens per centimeter would indicate the free ions in the water, possibly indicating pollution or gases.  Whether any particular level is healthy or not is out of my realm.
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It's called a flow meter.
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Piezoelectricity is the ability of crystals to generate a voltage in response to applied mechanical stress\n\ncertain cristals such quartz
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Yes with a gaussmeter.
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Check out this page:\nhttp://www.americanpiezo.com/piezo_theory/index.html
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A tachymeter (also tachymetre or tacheometer) is a kind of theodolite used for rapid measurements and determines, electronically or electro-optically, the distance to target, and is highly automated in its operations. Tachymeters are often used in surveying.\n\nOn watches\nA tachymeter is also used as the name of a scale sometimes inscribed around the rim of an analog watch. It can be used to compute speed based on travel time. To use it for this purpose, start the chronograph at a mile marker. At the next mile marker, the point on the scale adjacent to the second hand indicates the speed (in miles per hour) of travel between the two. A standard tachymeter will only determine speeds greater than 60 miles per hour using this method; slower speeds can be measured by decreasing the unit of measurement (to half-miles or kilometers, for example).\n\nThe speed of an object is defined by the equation\nSpeed = Distance/Time\n \nThe tachymeter scale computes the function\nTachymeterDial = 3600/Elapsed Time\n. \nThe spacings between the marks on the tachymeter dial are therefore proportional to 1/t where t is the elapsed time, but because of the somewhat similar pattern and because of people's familiarity with logarithmic graph paper, the tachymeter scale is sometimes also mistakenly described as logarithmic.\n\nThe function performed by a tachymeter is independent of unit of distance (i.e. is not specific to miles or kilometers). A tachymeter can be used to measure speed in nautical miles per hour or meters per hour, or to measure an industrial production process in units per hour. A tachymeter is simply a means of converting elapsed time in seconds per X to X per hour.\n\nThe scale is generally only accurate for elapsed times over approximately 7 seconds.
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Watt.\n\nWatt is used to measure power or the rate of doing work. One watt is a power of 1 joule per second.
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"Reading  the  vernier  micrometer  is  the  same  as  reading the standard micrometer. An additional step must be taken,  to  add  the  vernier  reading  to  the  dimensions.  This allows  for  precise  measurements  which  are  accurate  to ten-thousandths (0.0001) of an inch. This scale furnishes  the  fine  readings  between  the  lines  on  the  thimble rather than making an estimate as you would on a standard micrometer."\n\nThe site below has illustrations that make it very clear how to read it: