Sentence examples for a function of longitude and time from inspiring English sources

Fig. 3 Wave-like substorm auroral arc intensity as a function of longitude and time.

Fig. 14 a As in Fig. 7a but obtained as a function of longitude and latitude.

Analysis of temporal variations of neutron flux between summer and winter seasons allowed the creation of multidimensional model of CO2 deposition describing behavior of CO2 condensed mass as a function of longitude, latitude and time.

In this manner, Alken and Maus (2007) proposed an empirical model of EEJ climatological mean and day-to-day variability as a function of longitude, local time, season, and solar flux.

The climatological model provides the mean and variance of the EEJ as a function of longitude, local time, season, solar flux, and lunar local time (Alken and Maus 2007).

However, the stack of the waveform amplitudes (Q) is defined as a function of longitude, latitude, altitude, and time, in our analysis.

From top to bottom, temperature, density and pressure profiles are shown as a function of longitude cutting through the northern and southern chimneys at latitudes b ≈ 0.7° and b ≈ −1.2° (see Extended Data Fig. 6).

Figure 8 Global mean signal power evolution as a function of longitude.

Furthermore, the strength of the anomalies varied as a function of longitude, with a pronounced wave-1 pattern.

Less-direct results have been obtained by examining the variations in TEC as a function of longitude.

The Royal Observatory in England, which devised the international system of longitude and time-keeping, has indicated that Kiribati was within its rights to make the switch.