From top to bottom, temperature, density and pressure profiles are shown as a function of longitude cutting through the northern and southern chimneys at latitudes b ≈ 0.7° and b ≈ −1.2° (see Extended Data Fig. 6).
Analysis of temporal variations of neutron flux between summer and winter seasons allowed the creation of multidimensional model of CO2 deposition describing behavior of CO2 condensed mass as a function of longitude, latitude and time.
Fig. 14 a As in Fig. 7a but obtained as a function of longitude and latitude.
Fig. 3 Wave-like substorm auroral arc intensity as a function of longitude and time.
Figure 8 Global mean signal power evolution as a function of longitude.
Less-direct results have been obtained by examining the variations in TEC as a function of longitude.
However, the stack of the waveform amplitudes (Q) is defined as a function of longitude, latitude, altitude, and time, in our analysis.
By observing an entire orbit, astronomers can observe those variations (called a phase curve) and use the data to map the planet's temperature, clouds, and chemistry as a function of longitude.
The problem of regional differences in spatial resolution of county-referenced data is, unfortunately, reflected in counties, ZIP codes, and census tracts, as shown in plots of nearest-neighbor distances among unit centroids as a function of longitude.
A function of longitude and latitude appears to act as a catch-all proxy for many additional factors which affect chlorophyll concentrations and vary spatially such as periodic nutrient inputs and micronutrient availability.
