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sonde [sänd]
(engineering)
An instrument used to obtain weather data during ascent and descent through the atmosphere, in a form suitable for telemetering to a ground station by radio, as in a radiosonde.
(petroleum engineering)
A downhole probe that measures the physical characteristics of the surrounding rocks, recording the measurements as a continuous depth record (log).
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Al hierdie gebeurtenisse word nogal vinnig en oppervlakkig geskets asof die ou sondes 'n mens outomaties bereik.
Nasleep by Zajas, Pawel / Tydskrif vir Letterkunde
Jay-Z popped up in New York magazine, calling Ronson "a nice nigga", which at least counterbalanced his aunt, the Countess Sharon Sondes, informing the world that Ronson had been "a charmer, ever since he was a child, in his little blazer and short grey pants and knee socks".
Cover boy by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
By The Countess Sondes The Countess Sondes became steward of the 700-year-old Lees Court Estate on the death of her husband in 1996.
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