Sentence examples for latitude which is from inspiring English sources

In contrast, geographic latitude, which is the kind used in mapping, is calculated using a slightly different process.

Cisco, based in San Jose, Calif., said in a statement that it had agreed to pay $3.95 in cash for each share of Latitude, which is based in Santa Clara, Calif.

The tilt of the modules is 45 percent, the same as our latitude, which is what most experts recommend for a fixed array, and the orientation lines up perfectly with the noonday sun, which is the way it should be.

"Longstanding tradition dictates that satire and cartooning should be afforded even greater latitude, which is why the 'Je suis Charlie' campaign, which started after a terrorist attack in Paris killed a number of journalists and cartoonists, resonated so powerfully around the world," the council said.

Same with Google Latitude, which is at 3 million.

On the contrary, Detrick and Lanzerotti (2001) reported Sq current variations beyond an 80° geomagnetic latitude, which is well beyond this boundary.

The electron number density increased steeply around 65.5° AACGM latitude, which was the location of the plasmapause.

If Google's new addition sounds familiar, that's because the company several years ago used to offer a similar option called Latitude, which was also built into Google Maps.

Right panels indicate calculated LT variations of the DPMI-field at 35° geomagnetic latitude, which are produced by the FACs and the FAC-produced ICs excited during SC (Kikuchi et al. 2001).

She advises, "Don't inveigh against lines of longitude drawn by others when at the same time you are applying your genius to devising lines of latitude which are neither race lines, nor character lines, nor intelligence lines but certain social-appearance circlets assorting your 'universal brotherhood' by shapes of noses and texture of hair" (VAJC, 194).

As shown in Fig. 9a, the f 2 power observed by the UNW radar was largest at 60° 65° AACGM latitude, which was close to the plasmapause, although the power of the f 2 signals was much smaller than that of the f 1 signals at the nearby MCQ ground station in Fig. 11.