Sentence examples for latitude movement from inspiring English sources
Alma was able to maintain its low latitude movement to the west due to a strong subtropical ridge, which was at an unusually lower latitude than expected in August.
This phrase may describe low-latitude auroras whose movement is quite slow and which thus seem to remain in the same place for a long time.
These days a new generation of wetsuits makes it easier to spend hours in the ocean -- regardless of the season or the latitude -- without hindering movement.
Cudworth interpreted this with some latitude to explain all movement, life and action in terms of the activity of spirits operating on inert matter.
Furthermore, position estimates can be affected by shading, clouds, latitude and the animals movement and behaviour [12].
Poleward movements in latitude or increases in altitude have been observed in several geographic regions and for many species' ranges (for example, [ 3- 6]) but the effects of contemporary climatic change at the so-called trailing edges have received considerably less attention.
"We don't know yet whether this was a relict population left over from a movement to this latitude during a much warmer time, or whether the artifacts reflect the ability to move into such a novel type of environment".
Showing at his gallery is Andrew Moses who will delightedly speak with you about his "Aerial Nocturne Latitude," and how he captures movement in his paintings which is readily perceived the closer one approaches his artwork.
In TAS this was a northwards movement of 1° latitude.
The RSI QuickScan investigates the presence or absence of potential risk factors, such as work posture and movement, job decision latitude, relation with management and colleagues, work pace and load, work environment factors, and furniture.
A major focus of weather forecasting in the middle and high latitudes is to forecast the movement and development of extratropical cyclones, polar and arctic highs, and the location and intensity of subtropical ridges.
