Sentence examples for a latitude of around from inspiring English sources

About 600 million years ago, at the end of the Precambrian super-eon, the Irish landmass was divided in two, with one half on the western side of the Iapetus Ocean in Laurentia and the other on the eastern side in the micro-continent Avalonia, both at a latitude of around 80° South, close to what is now northwest Africa.

Since 2007, and particularly in 2012 and early 2013, the jet stream has been at an abnormally low latitude across the UK, lying closer to the English Channel, around 50°N rather than its more usual north of Scotland latitude of around 60°N.

We find that human adaptations to the LGM conditions related to the natural resource exploitation around a latitude of 36°N were complex.

1 MeV electrons interact resonantly with magnetosonic waves with the above two normal angles at the magnetic latitudes of around 50° and 40°, respectively.

Some of this ice will float more than 2,500 miles south before melting at latitudes of around 40 degrees, the latitude of New York.

"You must have a big latitude of time," Salgado says.

"They gave EPA a wide latitude of how it might consider costs".

Fig. 3 A 3D map in longitude and latitude of the area around PAO with the elevation expressed in meters.

In each rise and fall, the latitude of sunspot eruption starts around 30° and drifts to the equator, but the magnetic fields of the follower spots (sunspots usually come in pairs, called leader and follower) drift poleward and reverse the polar field.

In the years classified in C6, the higher geopotential height was located around 15° N–20° N, which corresponds to the latitude of the Luzon Island, around the 1st 28th pentads (January to mid-May; Fig. 9a).

Geographies consist of a latitude and longitude and a radius.