Sentence examples for latitude off from inspiring English sources

Toothfish, which restaurant diners know better as Chilean sea bass, have a reputation as long-distance migrators, but the farthest north they had been found was 32 degrees south latitude, off Uruguay.

After they killed Latitude off, they kept their location browser around, polishing it up and adding new little tricks as time went on.

(Longer than they knew: the Endurance's crew members were ultimately marooned at the titular latitude, off the Antarctic coast, for more than 18 months after their ship became stuck in pack ice).

Geographers define the tropics as the belt that is centered on Earth's equator, between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn (each 23.5° of latitude off the equator).

To avoid unre-alistically large FAC densities around the magnetic equator due to near-horizontal inclinations, no FAC values will be estimated for magnetic field inclinations, ǀIǀ, smaller than 30°, i.e. about ±15° in latitude off the magnetic equator.

This plasma then diffuses along the magnetic field lines and accumulates at around ±15° latitudes off the magnetic equator, building up regions of enhanced densities (crests) in plasma, and this phenomenon is known as the EIA (Raghavarao et al. 1988).

So with Glastonbury off, Latitude is the obvious alternative.

He probably didn't even know how to use an astrolabe, and many of the measurements he made with his quadrant — a simple instrument for measuring latitude — were wildly off base (hence his belief in a breast-shaped earth).

Google probably should have killed off Latitude when Google+ launched to avoid this kind of confusion.

If it wants services like Google Latitude to take off, there needs to be ubiquitous location information no matter if you're on your phone or your laptop.

Lee said that one reason it took some time for Latitude to take off was that there hasn't been very good iPhone support.