dynametrical

English

Adjective

dynametrical (not comparable)

1. Pertaining to a dynamometer.
   • 1866 April 13, Edward E. Allen, “Steam Expansion”, in Engineering, volume 1, page 242:

     Let us know the dynametrical power of these engines, and the cost per dynametrical horse power!

   • 1867, Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, page 321:

     The dynametrical results were somewhat complicated in the second trial in Col. Wood's lot .

   • 1872, “Vienna Universal Exhibition, 1873”, in The Country Gentleman's Magazine, volume 9, page 272:

     The engine we have been describing was submitted to two trials at Cardiff, and on the first occasion it run 4 hours 51.3 min., and on the second 5 hours 1.06 min. mchanical time, with an allowance of 14 lb. of coal per dynametrical horse power;