Sentence examples for latitudinal terms from inspiring English sources

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It is a representative section of the cliff of the east lakeshore of the Kremenchuk Reservoir, located in the border zone both in longitudinal and latitudinal terms.

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Terms " latitudinal" and "longitudinal" are the analogs of these terms in relation to the sectors of the Hemisphere and their parts, i.e. all types of ECM, depending on the distribution are subdivided into respective groups.

Noon-time enhancement of Sq (H) was generally noticed at all stations along the meridian, though it is latitudinal dependent in terms of magnitude as it reduces with distance from dip equator.

In its global habitats classification hierarchy, IUCN has identified three levels of habitat hierarchy, which use familiar terms consider biogeography, latitudinal zonation and depth in marine systems.

In this study, despite the fact that no latitudinal gradient was found in terms of the univariate estimator of taxon richness, a clear latitudinal pattern was found for the multivariate aspect of taxonomic composition of intertidal rocky shores assemblages (Fig. 3).

Tala, F., Velásquez, M., Mansilla, A., Macaya, E. C. & Thiel, M. Latitudinal and seasonal effects on short-term acclimation of floating kelp species from the South-East Pacific J. Exp.

Results pertaining to the latitudinal extent of the ionospheric irregularities in terms of TEC depletions have been presented for the two nights namely; 28 October 2004 and 7 February 2005.

Migrations of birds are generally "latitudinal" movements in a predictable manner in terms of spatial and temporal scales.

The observed difference in terms of staining intensity between latitudinal and longitudinal parietal fibres might reflect either different levels of PpiMHCIIb1 gene expression, or an optical effect due to the smaller diameter and looser organisation of latitudinal fibres compared to longitudinal ones (well visible in Figure 9E).

We have carried out long-term comparative in a wide latitudinal range of the Andes (29° 37° south), encompassing selected areas that differ in ecology and biogeography.

Here the term 'resonance zone' denotes the latitudinal extent of magnetosonic waves that can undergo resonant interactions with magnetospheric particles, that is, satisfying the Doppler-shifted resonance condition (ω − k||v|| = NΩ/γ, where N = 0, ±2,…±2,…).

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