Sentence examples for and longitude of a from inspiring English sources

The things use satellite signals to tell you the exact latitude and longitude of a particular spot -- perhaps the one you're standing on, perhaps one you're trying to get to.

The result is accurate enough to determine the latitude and longitude of a mobile handset, and even its altitude, to within a few metres.Where are your friends?This kind of accuracy changes the game completely.

If an OTC or FACE study did not report precise geographic coordinates, then the latitude and longitude of a nearby research facility or city was used (all coordinates in the dataset are in decimal units).

For geo-referencing, the latitudes and longitudes of a reference map were converted into X, Y coordinates, and the corresponding X, Y coordinates were put on the scanned map.

The mixture model is a well-known clustering technique which assumes that the data (here the latitude and longitude of earthquakes) come from a probability density function taken to be a mixture of G component density functions in unknown proportions (Everitt, 1993).

A global positioning system was used to determine the latitude and longitude of the home, and a geographic information system was used to determine whether the residence was located in an urban, suburban, or rural area based on the 2000 U.S. census block characteristics (U.S. Census Bureau 2002; Ward et al. 2009).

It is located approximately 578 km Northwest of Addis Ababa, having a latitude and longitude of 11°36′N 37°23′E Coordinates and an elevation of 1840 meters above sea level.

Maps are not copies; they are projections, 'means' (Steers again) 'of representing the lines of latitude and longitude of the globe on a flat sheet of paper'.

Two spotters accompanied the pilot to record the number of whale sharks observed, to take aerial photographs, and to mark the latitude and longitude of each sighting with a GPS data-logger.

It has a latitude and longitude of 12°36'N 37°28'E with an elevation of 2133 meters above sea level.

He made out address fields in cryptic verse, or to the inhabitants of empty caves, or describing only the latitude and longitude of the destination, or with a picture of the location to which the article was meant to be delivered (see, in the slideshow below, the postcard made out to "The Resident Nearest This Rock," for example).