Sentence examples for latitude of about from inspiring English sources
The Indian crust is observed to subduct and underplate the Tibetan crust between the Yarlung-Zangbo suture and the Bangong-Nujiang suture, at the latitude of about 31.5°N.
During a one-hour interval of interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) Bz ≈ 0 nT, the equatorial spacecraft Double Star TC-1 encountered the dawn flank magnetopause many times at the magnetic local time (MLT) of about 08 00 and the latitude of about −27°.
During the Triassic, the Dolomites were placed at an intertropical northern latitude of about 16 18° and were generally dominated by dry climate and elevated temperature.
Rice is thought to have been first introduced from China into Japan in the northern Kita-Kyushu atea, at a latitude of about 34°N, approximately 3,000 years ago during the Jomon period [24].
The geomagnetic foot point of GTL was located at latitude of about 73 degree in the meridian through Iceland, according to the orbit data available from the DART database.
Abyek District is located at northern latitude of about 36.4° and eastern longitude of about 50.45°, at a 50 km distance from Karaj township on the roadside of Tehran Qazvin highway in Alborz Province.
Owen's later recurvature in the South China Sea was also unusual; it recurved at a latitude of only about 13°N, about 3° south of the average latitude for recurvature in the South China Sea in April.
This process is most effective under warm, arid climate conditions commonly found at latitudes of about 30° or less.
It changes from being positive to negative at latitudes of about 40° N and 40° S. The atmosphere and oceans, through their general circulation, act as vast heat engines, compensating for this imbalance by providing nonradiative mechanisms for the transfer of heat from the Equator to the poles.
The neutral density has two peaks at latitudes of about ±25°, which is known as equatorial mass anomaly (EMA).
Grassland extended over 750 km from S to SE Brazil from latitudes of about 28°/27° S to at least 20° S.
