Sentence examples for latitudinal gradients from inspiring English sources

Warm temperatures and decreased latitudinal gradients also may be related to the Tethys Sea, which distributed warm, tropical waters around the world.

Likewise, geographic variation in climate along latitudinal gradients can cause differences in thermal environments among populations of a species.

Results demonstrate that surface waters in this region exhibit latitudinal gradients, with some overprinting by regional trends.

The edges of the structure (crests) are characterised by steep, latitudinal gradients in TEC, which are temporally as well as spatially variable.

Many previous studies conducted in natural habitats have recorded systematic shifts in assemblage structure along broad-scale latitudinal gradients, largely because of individual species' thermal affinities.

We also examined the role of environmental factors, particularly those associated with latitudinal gradients, in structuring these communities of crust ammonia oxidizers.

We present a new two-dimensional divergence-free heliospheric magnetic field of which the radial component depends on latitudinal gradients in the solar wind speed.

We use the numerical solution of the GCR transport equation during solar maximum epoch to compute the radial and latitudinal gradients.

Computed, modulated spectra for protons and electrons are shown, for 2006 2009 together with computed radial and latitudinal gradients for protons, in comparison with observations where available.

We compare the effects of two different models for perpendicular diffusion on the latitudinal gradients of galactic cosmic ray protons during solar minimum conditions.

Some of the discrepancies are discussed in relation to the hour-to-hour variability of ionosonde based winds and the latitudinal gradients of ionospheric characteristics.