Sentence examples for fixed latitude from inspiring English sources

To estimate the observed wave velocity, we took zonal and meridional cross sections (keograms) of the 630-nm airglow images at a fixed latitude and longitude where the wave was clearly seen.

Moreover, when circumferential fibres are present in the LV wall, they effectively reduce the circumference of the LV at a fixed latitude ψ if distance is measured according to the arrival time of the excitation waves.

Blocking is computed by searching reversals of the gradient in the daily (average) 500 hPa geopotential height at each grid longitude and latitude in a region 20°W 60°W, 50°N 85°N instead of over fixed latitudes [ Tibaldi and Molteni, 1990] (supporting information).

One can imagine scenarios with constellations of satellites on circular orbits giving the global coverage, plus one or few extra satellites able through some modifications/adaptations and placement on elliptical orbits to drastically upgrade both the resolution and the revisit on one or several theatres with tuneable locations within a fixed 30° latitude zone.

Moreover, the observational locations are limited around the world and though satellite measurements can cover all longitudes, observational areas are fixed in geographic latitude and the satellite altitudes.

After years of near conflict between Britain and the United States, the southern boundary of Canada was fixed in 1846 at latitude 49° N, and Vancouver Island was recognized as solely British territory; Fort Victoria (later Victoria), at the island's southeastern tip, became the western headquarters of the Hudson's Bay Company.

The power generation increases by approximately 24.5% as compared to a fixed PV module for latitude ϕ < 50°.

But there are alterations to that inversion method: the distance parameters (height and latitude) is fixed and taken out of the inversion, while the current is now complex-valued.

The patent (ID US6772142) is titled "Method and apparatus for collecting and expressing geographically-referenced data" and covers a web-based implemented system in which observers may pinpoint locations on a scalable map in order to fix data by latitude and longitude and to collect data describing that location.

The fact that Davis dismissed glacial phenomena as accidents of climate and viewed climatic areas as geographically fixed afforded his theory more latitude.

Details of sampling locations along with their latitude and longitude were fixed using a hand-held GPS.