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An instrument for measuring chronaxie.

The measurement of chronaxie.

1. In horlology, the time of day as indicated by a chronometer set to Greenwich Mean Time.
2. An instrument for measuring time; specifically applied to time-keepers adjusted to keep accurate time in all variations of temperature.
3. Chronometers are said to differ from watches by having a more perfect escapement and a compensation balance, and are used for determining longitude at sea, and for other exact observations.

The art or science of accurately measuring time; or the measurement of intervals of time.

An instrument for measuring the chronaxy or electric reaction of a muscle.

A timepiece so constructed as to exaggerate the effect of changes of temperature upon its rate and used to indicate mean temperature.

An excessive, or abnormal, fear of cemeteries.

Those who fear cemeteries usually are also afraid of going to funerals, looking at tombstones or dead bodies, and just hearing about funerals.

Some people will drive long distances out of their way to avoid going by a cemetery or walk on the other side of the street to avoid being close to one.

An instrument for measuring shells, or the angle of their spires.

The art of measuring shells or their curves; conchyliometry.

An instrument for measuring conductivity.

The study or science of the measurement of conductivity; the process of such measurement.

The art of measuring the world or the universe.