Sentence examples for higher latitude from inspiring English sources

The richer, higher latitude countries are likely to have a greater capacity to adapt and exploit changing climatic conditions.

GO NORTH Higher latitude means colder weather, and thus a better chance of real snow that sticks around.

This suggests that someone from Greenland and someone from Kenya will have the same ability to discern detail, but the person from the higher latitude needs more brainpower and bigger eyes to deal with the lower light levels.

That honor typically belongs to the Yukon Quest, the other thousand-mile sled-dog race, which is held in February, and traverses a higher latitude, between Whitehorse, in northern Canada, and Fairbanks.

"The main finding is that if you have higher latitude you have earlier age of onset," said Eva Havrdova, professor of neurology at Charles University in Prague and co-author of the research.

This concentrator design is suitable for building facade integration in higher latitude (>55°) locations.

Meanwhile, "higher-latitude regions from Alaska to Scandinavia are likely to become more moist".

The higher-latitude populations (Heron Island), had either higher or the same aerobic scope as lower-latitude populations (Lizard Island) (Fig. 4).

Figure 5 underlines that for a higher-latitude magnetic observatory (THL), larger energy wavelet coefficients are more frequent at a high frequency (enhanced by the red color).

Having bigger brains doesn't mean that higher-latitude humans are smarter, it just means they need bigger brains to be able to see well where they live".

These higher-latitude forests, while similar in form and genera and sometimes in species around the world, are apparently highly mutable, the antithesis of the stable and self-perpetuating "organism" they were once thought to be.