Sentence examples for cap latitude from inspiring English sources

He said he requested clarity on matters, including the Kings' salary cap latitude, how long they might lose Voynov — who has a court date of Dec. 1 — and whether Voynov would remain suspended if he's not convicted on any potential charges.

Although TNB is located in the polar cap, its latitude is such that at magnetic local noon the field line approaches the cusp and closed field lines.

Three right panels from the top separately show ground spectra of three groups of stations in the polar cap, in cusp latitudes (~73° geomagnetic latitude) and in the auroral oval.

Ground spectra are separately plotted for three groups of stations in the polar cap, in cusp latitudes and in auroral latitudes.

In the polar cap regions, at latitudes higher than 30°, magnetic field lines are open, connecting Ganymede with Jupiter's ionosphere.

The independent league has a salary cap, but there is latitude for franchise players, Mr. Hall said, "so you can pay them $5,000 or more".

Top: X, middle: Y, and bottom: Z over northern polar cap (≥50° geomagnetic dipole latitude) over the entire input data set.

Changes in radio propagation are caused both by the changing size of the polar cap relative to lower-latitude regions and by increased absorption of radio waves in the ionization occurring at the bottom of the ionosphere.

A comparison of Cluster observations with those on the ground, in the polar cap and at low-latitude stations, confirms the results of previous studies, indicating that upstream waves can reach different ground regions along different paths.

A Lowell Digital Ionosonde (DPS-4) has been used at the Australian Antarctic polar cap station Casey (−80.6° CGM latitude) in a study of ionospheric polar cap patches.

The results of a comparison of the Cluster observations with those on the ground appear consistent with the upstream waves propagating through the magnetosphere up to the polar cap and to low-mid latitudes along different paths.