Sentence examples for In longitude of from inspiring English sources
* The difference in longitude of two places is equal to the difference in their local times.
We also note that despite the decreasing physical size in longitude of the grid cells toward the pole, there are no apparent artifacts, likely thanks to the constant correlation distance applied.
But, we cannot say whether upwellings developed, up to nearly 40° in longitude, to the east of BCL.
The EAR is located 0.9° in longitude to the east of CPN, and magnetic declination in this region is only 0.5°W.
This means that the absence of activity over KWA for 4 h after its PSSR, can be used to say that upwellings did not develop up to 13° in longitude to the west of KWA.
The activity following the 0739 UT onset was localized in longitude to < 1 h of MLT and was followed by the 0744 UT onset that expanded after the activity for the 0739 UT onset had faded away.
The maximum east west difference in TEC is about 7 total electron content unit (TECU, 1 TECU = 1016 el m−2) in longitude difference of 11.31°.
The inter-annual variability in longitude distributions of the trans-Atlantic migration patterns was found to be higher than that of the western resident migration pattern.
Thus, the conductivity distribution in the auroral region possibly affects the D component of low- to middle-latitude Pi2 pulsations, resulting in the dawn dusk difference in the longitude of the D component phase reversal relative to the terminator.
Totally, as mentioned in the previous section, when the comb-like conjugated backbones such as P3HT assembled to construct an ordered crystalline structure, two different types of stackings comprising π π stacking in the longitude of fibrillar crystals or in the (020) axis and also the hexyl side chains stacking in the thickness of fibrils or in the (100) axis occurred.
In the SAED pattern of the fibrillar P3HT single crystals depicted in Fig. 1d, (020) prisms in the π π stacking direction and (002) in the longitude of P3HT backbone were detected.
