| • गुब्बारा • पवन सूचक गुब्बारा • पवनसूचक गुब्बारा • पवसनसूचक • पाइलट गुब्बारा • पॉयलट बैलून • वातसूचक गुब्बारा • स्लाइड रूल | |
| pilot: खेवनहार कर्णधार | |
| balloon: गोलक वायुयान | |
pilot balloon meaning in Hindi
pilot balloon sentence in Hindi
Examples
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- However, during twilight it may be impossible to use the ceiling projector and then a pibal ( pilot balloon ) light may be used.
- Pilot balloon slide rules were used by meteorologists in weather services to determine the upper wind velocities from an ascending hydrogen or helium filled pilot balloon.
- Pilot balloon slide rules were used by meteorologists in weather services to determine the upper wind velocities from an ascending hydrogen or helium filled pilot balloon.
- Also present was Joseph Montgolfier, whom Charles honoured by asking him to release the small, bright green, pilot balloon to assess the wind and weather conditions.
- During the long winter stay, they and two helpers performed 275 pilot balloon soundings, 98 tethered balloon soundings and 19 probe launches with the help of a hang glider.
- Barry Bellinger suggests that the telescope was used to track pilot balloons released into the air, before releasing any main balloons; however, a telescope of this size and type seems unsuited to such a task.
- Barry Bellinger suggests that the telescope was used to track pilot balloons released into the air, before releasing any main balloons; however, a telescope of this size and type seems ill-suited to such a task.
- In addition to surface weather observations, the weather ships would launch radiosondes and release pilot balloons, or PIBALs, to determine weather conditions aloft . However, after the war ended, the ships were withdrawn from service, which led to a loss of upper air weather observations over the oceans.
- During 1936 and 1937, the pilot balloons to measure the winds aloft at the synoptic hours of 0000, 0600, 1200, and 1800 UTC . In 1938 and 1939, France established a merchant ship as the first stationary weather ship, which took surface observations and launched radiosondes to measure weather conditions aloft.
Meaning
noun.- meteorological balloon used to observe air currents