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The National return to headline Latitude for a second time and praised the "genuine multidisciplinary format" of the festival and the "enchanting" grounds.

A submission may contain up to ten locations, and each location comprises a pair of longitude and latitude for a purported balloon.

As the amplitude decreases with latitude, for a mid-latitude observatory as Ebro, it is reasonable to take a threshold value of 2 nT/min.

Figure 4 shows the sheet current densities as a function of time and QD latitude for a period of three weeks around spring equinox 2015 (10 to 31 March 2015).

Fig. 13 a Critical heat flux heterogeneity amplitudes required for dynamo failure vs. plume latitude for a mantle plume centered at 15°S (see CMB heat flux pattern in inlet).

Epsilon Eridani has a high proper motion, moving −0.976 arcseconds per year in right ascension (the celestial longitude) and 0.018 arcseconds per year in declination (the celestial latitude), for a total proper motion of 0.962 arcseconds per year.

While skewed and high in variance, a plot of species richness against latitude for all data combined suggests a positive relationship of richness to latitude (Fig. 5).

Similar levels of perturbation (3.5 × 103 nT) at middle latitudes for a Carrington-type superstorm event were simulated in a study by Ngwira et al. (2014).

Differently from Lesur et al. (2005), in a study on the effect of IMF B y on residuals of the Y component at low and mid-latitudes for a two-year period and all local times, Vennerstrom et al. (2007) found that the main source of IMF B y and B z (north south component) perturbation on the Y component is the long distance effect of high-latitude FAC whose pattern depends on IMF direction.

L. chamaeleonticeps gained its moniker "great northern tilefish" from its prodigious size and its discovery at relatively high latitudes for a member of Malacanthidae.

Some states recognize a customary public right to use beaches for recreation, regardless of what property holders say, but others allow greater latitude for exclusion — an issue that is a cause of widespread litigation.