Sentence examples for enhanced latitude from inspiring English sources

Further British judicial powers should be wrestled back from Strasbourg and courts given enhanced latitude in interpreting decisions, according to a leaked draft of the British plan for reforming the European court of human rights.

In the latter models, enhanced low-latitude convective and magnetic activity is found, in particular during some occasional bursts during which the models exceed the observed relative low-latitude geomagnetic flux (Amit et al. in press).

In contrast, at θ = 55°, the largest polarity effect occurs in the middle heliosphere (50 AU), enhanced by the latitude dependence of the compression ratio.

(4) The magnetic flux parameter, r2BR, differs in the three zones being constant at high latitudes, enhanced in mid- and depleted at low- latitudes.

The establishment of ground-based radars at both equatorial and polar latitudes enhanced the spatial/temporal coverage originally available from the predominately mid-latitude stations that prevailed before 2000 (e.g. Mitchell et al. 2002; Sridharan et al. 2010; Nozawa et al. 2012; Davis et al. 2013).

In the case of the dawn-to-dusk prompt penetration (PP), the electric field is directed eastward during the day and enhanced the low-latitude E × B drift of the ionization.

Contrary to the across-track gradients, we found that uncorrected external fields were enhanced at high latitudes when including the satellite A and C along-track gradients, particularly in the auroral ovals.

The definitional continuum is constrained by Oliver and Trigwell (2005) castigation of the concept for its imprecise vagueness to Sharpe et al.'s (2006) notion that its definitional latitude enhances contextual relevance.

There is enhanced TEC both at low latitudes (second panel: −30° < MLAT < +30°) and at middle latitudes (third panel: 40° to 60° MLAT).

The arid conditions found along the western coasts of continents in subtropical latitudes are further enhanced by the influence of the equatorward surface air flow on the ocean currents.

This tendency is enhanced by making the compression ratio latitude dependent.