noun

• An instrument that produces a trace or image representing a record of the varying temperature or infrared radiation over an area or during a period of time.

  ‘For 20 minutes at 8pm, Mr Price described the scene and his preparations including microphones, electric contacts to show when doors opened, a camera and a thermograph to record temperature changes.’

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  • ‘Temperature in the non-temperature-controlled greenhouse was recorded continuously with a thermograph.’
  • ‘In the non-heated greenhouse, windows were open all year, and temperatures were recorded continuously with an electric thermograph.’
  • ‘An electric thermograph was used to keep a record of the temperatures in the greenhouse.’
  • ‘When abdominal temperature was measured with a thermograph before and after acupoint stimulation, skin surface temperature was found to be increased by stimulation, indicating vascular dilatation and increased blood flow.’