Early systems required users to level the telescope, point it toward the North Star, and enter some information in the telescope's computer, including location (in degrees of latitude and longitude) as well as the date and exact time.
Numerals represent the size of the rectangular reference area in degrees of latitude and longitude.
Magnetic latitude in degrees.
The grid ranges from 65 to 500 km altitude in steps of 2.175 km, and −25 to 25 degrees latitude in steps of 0.25 degrees.
The GPS data consists of the longitude and latitude values (in degree) that define the position of the car, as well as further information about accuracy (in meter), altitude (in meter), speed (in meter per second), and bearing (in degree).
This derivation is accomplished by first solving for the saturation of water in terms of a function that is a solution to Laplace's equation to achieve a set of partial differential equations that allows some degree of latitude in the choice of boundary conditions.
* Historically, when a hurricane passes north of 35 degrees North latitude (in the middle of the Carolinas), it tends to dramatically increase its speed as it approaches 40 degrees North (near Atlantic City).
The spatial references in both the PDE and ECR formatted files are in decimal degrees of latitude and longitude with three decimal places of accuracy.
While we observed a positive correlation between latitude and the degree of melanistic pigmentation in the common frog, there was no straightforward genetic foundation for it.
In addition, the realization of each move in terms of strategies shows great degrees of latitude in each proposal.
