Sentence examples for changing latitude from inspiring English sources

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Thus, gravitational acceleration varies by <1% by changing latitude or altitude, while the vertical deflection is <0.05°.

Also, it clarifies the variation in the courtyard daily shading and exposure performances as a result of changing the location latitude and consequently the sun's position in the sky.

Projected changes include an increase in the global mean temperature of 1.8 to 4°C by the end of this century, with larger increases over land areas at high latitudes, changing seasonal temperatures and increases in the frequency, intensity, duration and spatial extent of heatwaves.

Reports suggest that white race northern Europeans may have developed a partial resistance to diabetes over the centuries, becoming adapted to a lactose-rich diet through farming/animal husbandry, and to rapidly changing light at higher latitude through natural selection [ 50, 51].

Broad-scale monitoring in Alaska has become of increasing interest due to uncertainty about the potential impacts of changing climate on high-latitude ecosystems.

This implies that El Niño substantially increases the movement toward the extremes of heat-moisture energy and impacts high latitudes via changing the formation of tropical cyclones and their trajectories.

Lindström and Klaassen [32] confirmed the generality of elevated BMR in shorebirds while in the Arctic, and hypothesized that the reduction of BMR exhibited by migrants as they move from high to tropical latitudes reflects changing requirements for thermoregulatory heat production.

This change would give trustees latitude to adjust to changing needs.

Still, the warming of the northern latitudes is clearly changing the whale's habitat.

As indicated by mean values of latitude intervals (Fig. 4), a semi-linear trend of increasingly changing assemblages was evident from polar latitudes to the 30-49° 30-49°atemperateal, wintervalificant differences betwith asignificantof subpolar andifferences regions (p<0.7%).