Sentence examples for expanded latitude from inspiring English sources

The nation needs an accounting of the array of measures covered in the law, including expanded latitude to conduct searches, wiretap suspects and engage in other forms of electronic surveillance.

The changes also give the F.B.I. — which has a long history of spying on civil rights groups and others — expanded latitude to use these techniques on people identified by racial, ethnic and religious background.

Researchers now have expanded latitude to explore stem cells' potential and see whether the most promising leads may actually represent therapeutic possibilities that can help the millions of Americans and their families living with illness or injury.

Maize was domesticated in tropical areas at low latitudes and cultivation was expanded to higher-latitude areas during selection by humans [ 68].

Beyond these short term fluctuations, many insect species gradually expanded their ranges in latitude and/or altitude into previously unsuitable areas throughout the Twentieth Century [ 54, 59- 64].

In the past two decades, snow cover has expanded across the high latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere, especially in Siberia, just north of a series of exceptionally high mountain ranges, including the Himalayas, the Tien Shan and the Altai.

Intense and super storms characterized by large changes in the AE activity (and Dst decreases) are known to produce large increases on the dayside and evening sector TEC, with the EIA expanding to higher latitude (Abdu 1997; Tsurutani et al. 2004; Mannucci et al. 2005; Lin et al. 2005; Balan et al. 2009).

There are some modern observational records that the auroral oval expanded to such a low latitude during the extremely intense geomagnetic storms (Loomis 1860; Kimball 1960).

The latter one is the major intensification, which expanded to lower and higher latitudes.

The large magnetic perturbations occurred within the expanded auroral oval at magnetic latitudes below 60°.

Meanwhile, phylogenetic study had identified that Trochodendron aralioides had expanded from Taiwan to northern latitudes after ice age (Huang and Lin 2006).