The phrase "and longitudes in the" is grammatically correct but incomplete, making it less usable in written English without additional context.
You can use it when discussing geographical coordinates or mapping, typically as part of a larger sentence.
Example: "The map displays various latitudes and longitudes in the region."
Alternatives: "and coordinates in the" or "and meridians in the".
Indeed, colds are common at every latitude and longitude in the world-in the Sahara, in Greenland, in Delhi, in Ulaanbaatar.
A point at the location ((X, Y)) in the Mercator coordinate is converted into the GWS84 coordinate system by following equations [17], with (phi ) and (lambda ) are latitude and longitude in the GWS84 coordinate.
We used North American Breeding Bird Survey data, a time series of Landsat images classified with respect to land cover change, and mixed-effects models to associate changes in forest bird community structure with forest disturbance, latitude, and longitude in the conterminous United States for the years 1985 to 2006.
θ G, ϕ G and θ S, ϕ S are the colatitudes and longitudes in GSM and SM reference frames, respectively.
The study area extends over an area of 1164.48 km2 and lies between 33°00′ and 33°20′ latitude and 45ο50′ and 46ο15′ longitudes in the northeastern Wasit Governorate, Iraq (Fig. 1).
The wetland is located within 10°32′ 10°58′ and latitudes and 39 46′–39 56′E longitudes in the Borkena and Jara River Basins.
Experimental results on infrared satellite cloud images show that the model can achieve the best average error of 0.1223° (about 13.58 km) on both latitude and longitude in comparison with the best track data.
However, the global observatory network, even complemented by additional variometer networks, is too sparse to provide adequate coverage at all latitudes and longitudes, especially in the equatorial area.
These include the latitude and longitude in a set of attached numbers called the EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) values.
