Definition of Niskin in English:

Niskin

noun ˈnɪskɪn

1Designating any of various types of seawater sampling bottle which can be opened by remote control from the surface and which are often used in conjunction with electronic probes for in situ measurement of water temperature, pressure, etc.; especially in "Niskin bottle".
2A Niskin bottle.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in Limnology and Oceanography. From the name of Shale J. Niskin, U.S. marine scientist, who described the bottle design in 1962 (Deep-sea Res. 9 501–3).

Definition of Niskin in US English:

Niskin

nounˈnɪskɪn

1Designating any of various types of seawater sampling bottle which can be opened by remote control from the surface and which are often used in conjunction with electronic probes for in situ measurement of water temperature, pressure, etc.; especially in "Niskin bottle".
2A Niskin bottle.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in Limnology and Oceanography. From the name of Shale J. Niskin, U.S. marine scientist, who described the bottle design in 1962 ( Deep-sea Res 9 501–3).

词汇	Niskin
释义	Definition of Niskin in English: Niskin noun ˈnɪskɪn 1Designating any of various types of seawater sampling bottle which can be opened by remote control from the surface and which are often used in conjunction with electronic probes for in situ measurement of water temperature, pressure, etc.; especially in "Niskin bottle". 2A Niskin bottle. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Limnology and Oceanography. From the name of Shale J. Niskin, U.S. marine scientist, who described the bottle design in 1962 (Deep-sea Res. 9 501–3). Definition of Niskin in US English: Niskin nounˈnɪskɪn 1Designating any of various types of seawater sampling bottle which can be opened by remote control from the surface and which are often used in conjunction with electronic probes for in situ measurement of water temperature, pressure, etc.; especially in "Niskin bottle". 2A Niskin bottle. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in Limnology and Oceanography. From the name of Shale J. Niskin, U.S. marine scientist, who described the bottle design in 1962 ( Deep-sea Res 9 501–3).
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