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thermography Definition

ther·mog·ra·phy (t̸hər mäg′rə fē)

noun

  1. the recording of temperature variations by means of a thermograph
  2. a process for imitating copperplate engraving, as on calling cards, by dusting the freshly printed surface with a resinous powder which, when heated, fuses with the ink to form a raised surface

Etymology: thermo- + -graphy

thermography Related Forms
ther·mog′·ra·pher noun ther′·mo·graph′ic (t̸hʉr′mə graf′ik) adjective
thermography Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • use: Windmill also enabled the scientists to determine the maximum depth at which they could use aerial thermography to detect springs.
  • include: Special services include thermography, presentation folders, corporate printing and online design.

Adjective modifier

  • infrared: Infrared thermography has proven to be an invaluable tool to solve a wide variety of scientific problems.
  • infra-red: In this article, I will be looking at the use of infra-red thermography in a wide range of build- ing diagnostic applications.
  • aerial: Windmill also enabled the scientists to determine the maximum depth at which they could use aerial thermography to detect springs.
  • red: Patch It has been tested by means of infra red thermography.
  • digital: We also employed the novel method of digital video thermography to quantify the heat released by the bird ( Ward et al.