Sentence examples for latitude limits from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the geographical localisation of Mainz (50° northern latitude) limits our results to regions around this latitude, e.g. Paris (48°51′N), Vancouver (49°15′N), Calgary (51°3′N) or Kiev (50°27′) or above 50° latitude.

From 2300 MLT to these limits, and using the latitude limits mentioned, large regions were outlined that were used as integration boxes with gridded data in the manner described by Connors et al. (2014).

The Province of Trento (latitude limits: 46.5332N (north), 45.6730N (south); longitude limits: 10.4522E (west), 11.9632E (east)), is located in a mountainous region on the southern side of the Alps and covers an area of 6,200 km2.

Much of Australia lies within the 45°S latitude limit and supports numerous species of termites [41].

Look for it to arrive in showrooms during the third quarter of the year in Sport, Latitude, Limited and Trailhawk trim levels, at prices to be announced.

The optical observations of MSTID propagation (Shiokawa et al. 2002) showed a low latitude limit for the propagation at around 18° N mag.

For the purpose of the along-track pre-processing (detailed hereafter), we construct a provisional datasets where the latitude limit of the selected measurements extends up to |±62°| for low-latitude measurements and down to |±42°| for the polar measurements.

In addition to the latitude variation of the RT mechanism that predicted the existence of the spread-F minimum (e.g. Maruyama 1990), the low latitude limit of the Perkins mechanism driven by MSTIDs (Shiokawa et al. 2002) also supports the existence of the spread-F minimum.

Each herd was categorised into one of 3 geographic areas according to the placement south-north (roughly according to latitude limit 60°N, 65°N and 70°N).

Hampe and Petit [ 7] suggest that rear edges, which are defined as the low-latitude limits of a species' distribution, are vital long-term stores of the genetic diversity of species.

Climatic oscillations are among the long-term factors shaping the molecular features of animals and plants and it is generally supposed that the rear edges (i.e., the low-latitude limits of distribution of any given specialised species) situated closer to glacial refugia are vital long-term stores of genetic diversity.