Barometric (adjective)

Relating to, or based on, the measurement of atmospheric pressure.

Origin:

Derived from the greek word 'baros' meaning 'weight' and the latin word 'metrum' meaning 'measure', barometric is an adjective used to describe something related to the measurement of atmospheric pressure.

Examples:

1. The barometric pressure was used to forecast the weather, with low pressure often indicating a storm.
2. The barometric sensor was crucial in determining the altitude of the aircraft.
3. The barometric readings showed a sudden drop in pressure, signaling a change in the weather.
4. The barometric data was used to study the Earth's atmosphere and monitor climate change.
5. The barometric correction was necessary to accurately measure the depth of a body of water.