Sentence examples for across latitudes from inspiring English sources

Sports continued to divide across latitudes and other lines in 2012.

We couple a one-dimensional energy balance climate model with heat transportation across latitudes, with an economic growth model.

For lowland systems, in contrast, these interactions and their impacts on SOC were muted or absent making SOC in these environments more comparable across latitudes.

The LIR data indicate brightness temperature changes across latitudes of no more than 10 15 K, and the 2.02-µm images do reveal some altitude differences due to different CO2 absorption at polar latitudes.

However, such features can form at locations other than equator and can migrate across latitudes over the course of their life span, so differential rotation of a star can produce varying measurements.

This miniaturization of nematodes in the deep sea has been found across latitudes including North-Eastern Atlantic, Belgian continental shelf, Mediterranean and Indian ocean.

The photochemical cloud, despite differences across latitude and simulation parameters, tends to maintain a 20 30% level of variability in all cases.

Figure 15 shows an example with a very striking intensity boundary which is seen at 1.74, 2.26 and 2.32 µm, at the same location and cutting across latitude circles from north to south around − 60° longitude.

However, assemblages of geomorphic processes specific to certain climatic regions, like faunal and floral assemblages, cannot be translated across latitude, so in spite of the many books about the geomorphology of specific modern climate regions, there are few sources that discuss former warm high-latitude, or cold low-latitude, low-altitude geomorphic processes that have no modern analogs.

Compared with Toda et al. [7], who proposed the existence of a fragment of the Pacific Plate (PAC) above the PAC north of approximately 35.7°N, they did not observe any abrupt changes in the thickness of the PHS or depth of the upper boundary of the Philippine Sea Plate (PHS) across Latitude ∼ 35.7°N.

In addition, this observed invasion pattern across latitude has also been linked to other factors such as historical baseline information, propagule supply, resistance to invasion and disturbance [25].