Sentence examples for latitude light from inspiring English sources

She is just getting on to dangerously emancipated female needleworkers with pipes and pints, when, with a volley of pronouncements about family history – which "gives us longitude as well as latitude" –, Light summons herself back to her project, and the dreary old Dowdeswells, with their gravestones ornamented with cricket bats.

In addition, Michael Crichton's last fully completed novel, Pirate Latitudes, lit up the fall title list.

Snow is uncommon even on peaks above 1500 feet, further exemplifying the mild, temperate nature of this northern latitude; however, light snow mixed with rain is common during the winter months.

The relative importance of match-mismatch dynamics changes with latitude as light, temperature, and food conditions may limit the time period during the year when high feeding, growth, and survival are possible.

The spring growth season provides an average of 327.51 μmol m−2 s−1 (May) and 339.32 μmol m−2 s−1 (June) demonstrating that even at high latitudes adequate light is available for crop growth during 4 5 months of the year.

Therefore, when compared to natives of higher latitudes with lighter skin pigmentation, natives of tropical regions migrating from lower to higher latitudes may become disadvantaged in terms of their ability to synthesize physiologically required quantities of vitamin D under low levels of annual/winter solar irradiation [29], [30].

The chickens were reared under natural temperature and light (latitude: 36°28′ N; longitude: 117°59′; June to October, 2009).

Refugees prefer to stay in municipalities with warmer winters (higher average minimum temperature in winter) and at lower latitudes (more even light distribution over the year).

"New York and Rome are at nearly the same latitude, but Rome's light is much more yellow, more warm and voluptuous.

"The color of our ancestors' skin and ultimately my skin and your skin is a consequence of ultraviolet light, of latitude and climate," Nye said.

Cycles of plankton production vary at different latitudes because seasonal patterns of light and temperature vary dramatically with latitude.