Sentence examples for and latitude in a from inspiring English sources

The latter were displayed as a function of time and latitude in a way reminiscent of a keogram (see below).

No relationship, however, was found between climbing mechanism and latitude in a global sample of 1092 climbing species (Gallagher and Leishman, 2012).

Blocking is computed by searching reversals of the gradient in the daily (average) 500 hPa geopotential height at each grid longitude and latitude in a region 20°W 60°W, 50°N 85°N instead of over fixed latitudes [ Tibaldi and Molteni, 1990] (supporting information).

For the two-dimensional case, VTEC has been modeled in a sun-fixed reference frame and the three-dimensional approach based on the system of the three-dimensional base functions has been defined as the tensor product of the spherical slepian function for the longitude and latitude in an Earth-fixed reference frame, and the polynomial B-spline function for time.

George Crabb in 1823 defined co-ordinates (now dropping its hyphen) as "a term applied to the absciss and ordinates when taken in connexion," later better known as the magnitudes that determine the position of a point; geographers and navigators still later used coordinates to describe the use of longitude and latitude in locating a spot on the globe.

Smart and Shea (2001) computed geomagnetic cutoff rigidities and latitudes in an empirical Earth magnetic field using the Tsyganenko magnetospheric field model.

The model fit revealed a significant interaction between NpolyQ and latitude in their effect on period (p = 0.020).

July's heatwave coincides with two festivals this weekend: Lovebox in London and Latitude in Suffolk.

We found no significant relationship between genetic diversity and latitude in A. digitifera.

33 These were converted from British National Grid easting and northing to longitude and latitude in degrees.

There were no significant interactions among sex, group and latitude in PC2.