Sentence examples for The longitude of from inspiring English sources

The longitude of the Bow is 85° which is close to the west edge of Aphrodite Terra.

The longitude of the ascending node is the angle between the reference plane's 0 longitude and the planet's ascending node.

The longitude of the farm was weakly related to Salmonella recovery from the litter samples only (for each 1° west OR = 2.27, p = 0.1352; for DS p = 0.630).

The longitude of the fluorescent signal was 5 mm.

A single step can take one from the longitude of, say, Paris, to that of Honolulu.

And it didn't have to do with the latitude and the longitude of where I was.

I couldn't wait to drop this dramatic news into a conversation, but the longitude of Reno rarely came up in my neighborhood.

Unfortunately, the trial was declared void because of uncertainties about the longitude of Jamaica and the watch's rate, Harrison had to make do with another £1500.

The observatory began publishing The Nautical Almanac (1766, with data for 1767), which established the longitude of Greenwich as a baseline for time calculations.

The substitution of the longitude of Jupiter's perihelion for that of the asteroid means that the rates of change of θ and θ′ will be slightly different.

The sum of the angles subtended at S by the arcs VN and NA is called the longitude of the perihelion.