Sentence examples for is latitude from inspiring English sources
noun
The angular distance north or south from a planet's equator, measured along the meridian of that particular point.
Elevation is more important in determining the thermal characteristics of the Mexican climate than is latitude.
The independent league has a salary cap, but there is latitude for franchise players, Mr. Hall said, "so you can pay them $5,000 or more".
One such geographic factor is latitude, which has big effects on wealth and power today: tropical countries tend to be poorer than temperate-zone countries.
Whether it's the instant global city of the EDM festival or the trippy suburbia that is Latitude, it's the physical experience, the uniqueness, the human-ness, that people want to pay for.
Y-axis is latitude of the cultivars.
The ice thickness is latitude dependent as a result of inertial forces.
As a starting point we assume that forest growth in the boreal, temperate and tropical regions is latitude-dependent.
We demonstrate that this correlation (i.e., seasonality) is latitude-dependent, based on analysis of search trends over 54 geological locations worldwide.
We'll give everybody an even break: it's latitude 40 degrees, 41 minutes, 49 seconds.
Rather than its celebrity lure, however, it's Latitude's secret guests that steal the spotlight.
But 11 years since its inception, live music continues to be Latitude's beating heart.
