Sentence examples for depth and latitude from inspiring English sources
All of these factors affect the radiation dose as a function of depth and latitude in the Earth's atmosphere and the risk to astronauts and equipment in space.
The influence of season, depth and latitude were analysed through multivariate analysis of variance using permutations and distance-based linear models and assemblages were characterised based on multivariate ordination and hierarchical classification methods.
(10)The finite-difference stencil (a set of weights) for each of the x′-derivatives in the modified code then depends on the depth coordinate at the evaluation point, while the stencil for each of the y′-derivatives varies with both coordinates of the depth and latitude.
The GAM showed that depth and latitude explained 64% of the variation in AvTDActin.
For each taxon of interest, we analysed the relationship between AvTDdiff vs. depth and latitude using GAMs as described above.
Genetically distinct ecotypes of Prochlorococcus partition the oligotrophic euphotic zone niche with respect to depth and latitude, in response to gradients of light and temperature, respectively.
Multidimensional scaling and analysis of similarities revealed that bycatch assemblages differed significantly between depths and latitude, but not between the different combinations of bycatch reduction devices.
The present research used field collected samples in the northern hemisphere to explore the relationships between macroalgal species density and biomass along intertidal heights and subtidal depths and latitude.
Nekton are found at all depths and latitudes of marine waters.
Future adult surveys should sample the same range of depths and latitudes as the ichthyoplankton surveys and be structured as systematically as permitted by the availability of habitats suitable for demersal trawling.
AvTDdiff for Scorpaeniformes (Fig. 7a, r2 = 0.37) was negative across all depths and latitudes indicating that this order generally lowered the AvTD for the full dataset.
