Sentence examples for both longitudes from inspiring English sources

The EEJM-2.0 predicts the similar current densities at both longitudes.

The presence of CEJs of amplitude < -5 nT influence the strength of the EEJ at both longitudes.

At both longitudes, the overall correlation of monthly mean hourly values (i.e., from 05:00 to 19 00 LT) between the observed EEJ strength and modeled current density from EEJM-2.0 is good (r > 0.8).

In November 2011 (Figure 6a), the current densities for both longitudes indicate a smooth downward trend (CBY is greater than VEN), with a constant difference of about 0.02 (A/m).

Some significant patterns are the large number of small amplitude CEJ events occurring almost daily (Figure 9), the absence of CEJ events at CBY (93°) longitude (examples: 01 and 16 November and 01 December 2011) which were recorded at VEN and simultaneous events at both longitudes (examples: 20 November and 20 and 29 December 2011) during the period of study.

We have extracted the current densities from EEJM-2.0 for each hour of all days (i.e., from 05:00 to 19 00 LT) for all the 4 months at both longitudes (77° and 93°), based on calculated real-time extreme ultraviolet flux model for aeronomic calculation (EUVAC) (Richards et al. 1994) values (http://omniweb.gsfc.nasa.gov/form/dx1.html).

Since the LCD has a limited character display, we've decided to go to the 1000th decimal place for both longitude and latitude.

These observations are well distributed over both longitude and latitude, with Sun Mars distance varying from 1.38 AU to 1.67 AU, the solar zenith angle (SZA) ranging from 52° to 122°.

In addition to this apparent turning motion, the Moon actually does rock slightly to and fro in both longitude and latitude, and the observer's vantage point moves with Earth's rotation.

A sufficient large SCR trigger voltage was obtained by directing the triggering current to both longitude and lateral directions, through two parasitic diodes and the P-Well, so as to save the chip area for realization.

Each cell is approximately 10 × 10 km in both longitude and latitude.