With their longitudes crossing latitudes at precise ninety-degree angles, with the topographical yellows of the African veldt and the pale caviar grays of the Caspian Sea, maps returned to my asthmatic lungs small, necessary gusts of breath; they helped make sense of the world spinning relentlessly beneath our feet as we emigrated from one superpower to the other.
With their longitudes crossing latitudes at precise ninety-degree angles, with the topographical yellows of the African veldt… Unlike 2008, when my friends were all clustered around the television set and easily dispensing group hugs in happy celebration of Obama's ascent, much of… June 1, Rome.
With their longitudes crossing latitudes at precise ninety-degree angles, with the topographical yellows of the African veldt… "Here's a fact for you America-philes," a certain Major Tang, in the Army in which I had once served, liked to say when he caught… The evening after my green card was approved, my father climbed to our rooftop, in Delhi, which lay under the direct flight path to the….
But Lewis's team had sailed brilliantly, and by the middle of last week, as the lead boats crossed the latitude of 40 degrees south and experienced their first taste of the wild Southern Ocean westerlies, Team Adventure trailed Club Med by about 200 miles.
Soon road B crosses this latitude and is thus to the north of all parts of road A. Disregarding the Earth's curvature, it takes infinite space for road A to get as far north as that latitude on road B; i.e., near that latitude an infinite number of "road A northerly units" (say, miles) correspond to a finite number of road B units.
It is necessary to note that due to the difference between the geomagnetic and geographic poles, the meridional slices in Fig. 6b, e crossed the latitude of the geomagnetic pole.
The black curve in Fig. 5, which crosses 55° geomagnetic latitude for SYM-H = −40 nT, is used for quantitative estimation as a latitudinal threshold.
Figure 4 shows the altitude-latitude cross section of temperature amplitude (in Kelvin) and phase (in hour) of De3 for April (a) and August (b).
Fig. 13 WTLE and CTLE height-latitude cross section of O3VMR along the meridian through the subsolar point and the antisolar point.
Fig. 7 Time-latitude cross section of the pentad mean geopotential height and zonal and meridional components of the wind fields at the 850 hPa level averaged for the years classified in C1 and C4.
