Sentence examples for different latitudes and from inspiring English sources

More specifically, we wanted to determine if clones that inhabit different latitudes and habitats showed differences in the thermal sensitivity of their mitochondrial function.

The analysis is done for different latitudes and altitudes in the region of Iran.

Most astrolabes also had one or more plates (called climates) that were engraved with coordinate lines for different latitudes and were placed between the mater and the rete.

The climate (especially temperature) often plays an important role in the structure, function as well as composition of soil organisms in different latitudes and altitudes.

This hybrid system can be tilted at different inclination angles to track the solar power at different latitudes and different time zones.

The continents are distributed at different latitudes, and latitudinal position affects the temperature of oceanic waters along continental margins (the combined area of the continental shelf and continental slope); in short, sedimentary deposition is climatically sensitive.

By using a multiple linear regression analysis with proper time shift, an empirical relation connecting storm-time changes in mass density for 400 km height with the two parameters, ∑Qj and Sym-H, has been worked out for different latitude and sunlight conditions (day-side or night-side).

However, simultaneous validation of the recent version of IRI model IRI-20122) with ground-based observations at different latitude and longitudes zones during long changing solar activity periods is lacking.

After discovery of cosmic rays by Hess in 1912, the nature of the primary and secondary radiation was established from recordings by a variety of instruments, sensitive to various components of cosmic rays and operated at different latitudes, longitudes and altitudes, including instruments carried by balloons.

The absence of Symbiodinium community structure in Montipora capitata among Regions in Kāne'ohe Bay contrasts with the partitioning of Symbiodinium in corals between oceans, reefs at different latitudes, inner and outer lagoonal environments, and on a single reef as a function of depth [e.g. [5], [7], [12], [13], [14], [17], [18]].

Mean fledging age varies from 48 days in southern colonies to 78 in more northern ones, reflecting the difference of day length at the different latitudes (Marchant and Higgins 1990).