Sentence examples for in a longitude from inspiring English sources
The other feature is to enter in a longitude and latitude manually.
Dr. Krakauer has also created an online calculator where anyone can plug in a longitude and latitude and see the adjusted temperature change.
For the plots in the second and the fourth rows, linear regression of the monthly occurrences between the irregularities and OLRs in a longitude sector is shown.
Su et al. (2008) concluded that the vertical drift velocities at three different longitude zones of magnetic declination have good correlations with the irregularity occurrences for all seasons and that the averaged postsunset vertical drift velocity is a good indicator for the occurrences of equatorial density irregularities in a longitude region of similar magnetic declination.
Total diurnal (left) and semidiurnal (right) exosphere temperature amplitudes in a longitude vs. month format at -40° (top), 0° (middle), and +40° (bottom) latitude, obtained by vectorally superimposing the structures illustrated in Figures 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 with the corresponding migrating diurnal and semidiurnal components.
Bellingshausen made two circumnavigations mainly in latitudes between 60 and 67°S, and in January 1821 reached his most southerly point at 70°S, in a longitude close to that in which Cook had made his record 47 years earlier.
The lack of difference in longitudes may be because most studies located in a particular longitude band.
Flux ca. 4 5mW/cm2 (comparable to that provided from the sun in summer midday at a longitude = 25°N).
The F3 layer was detected in a narrow longitude sectors (about 60°) between the equatorial anomaly crests.
The strength of the electrojet current in a particular longitude zone is determined by deducting the diurnal range of H or X component at a low-latitude (non-EEJ) station from the diurnal range of H or X component at the equatorial (EEJ) station, in the same longitudinal zone.
When a crime report comes in, the scene is assigned a longitude and latitude.
