Sentence examples for latitude lost from inspiring English sources

However the Ban on Financial Incentives became statistically weaker and NP practice latitude lost statistical significance.

The boreal and temperate mid-latitudes lose carbon as biomass declines regionally.

Mountain ranges at lower latitudes have lost large percentages of their glacier areas and volumes since the end of the Little Ice Age.

One of the main objections to video shot on DSLRs is that it's instantly encoded using a lossy codec, and as a consequence much latitude in color correction is lost.

And while the arts-heavy Latitude Festival was last weekend, all is not lost: there is plenty more to come.

"Who can give it any definition which would not leave the utmost latitude for evasion?" These were excellent questions, but Hamilton lost the argument.

The Patrie continued northwards, where the last sighting was reported by Captain Buchanan of the steamship Olivine at latitude 58°N near the Hebrides, after which she was lost without a trace.

Indirect admissions rates for ulcerative colitis did show a nominally significant correlation with latitude (rsw = 0.57, p = 0.03) but this was lost after correction for multiple hypothesis testing.

is different from the poem that is not written, or the many that are never finished — those boats lost in the fog, adrift in the windless latitudes, the charts useless, the water gone.

Even so, Judge Matsch has ample latitude to give Mr. Nichols a severe punishment for the 168 lives that were lost.

Cooley says he lost confidence in Dalton, adding that there was little to show for the wide latitude Dalton had been given.