Sentence examples for longitude around from inspiring English sources

Offering of communication coverage in most of the earth's surface can be made possible by creating a network of satellites by placing them at three or more widely placed longitude around the globe.

The data analysis is established on IMF observations from ACE spacecraft, Dst records and foF2 critical frequency observations from four middle latitude stations distributed in longitude around the earth.

(b) Diagonal of the bounding box defined by the standard deviations of latitude and longitude around the center of gravity (blue cross).

For example, when the size of the reference area is 0.3°, it is taken to be ±0.15° in latitude and longitude around the center of the target cell.

The subdivision map \phi is the doubling map on the torus, wrapping the meridian around itself twice and the longitude around itself twice.

The two systems constantly monitored the carrier amplitude and phase of the MSK (Minimum Shift Keying) modulated navy transmitter located in Australia (Callsign: NWC, 19.8 kHz, geographical latitude 21.88°S, longitude 114.13°E), around 5.6 Mm great circle distance from the two receivers.

The purpose of the voyage, Beagle's second, was to survey the coastlines of South America and make a series of measurements to fix longitudes around the globe for chart making and navigation.

By linking its observations with those of a network of ground-based telescopes located at different longitudes around the earth, SOHO's controllers have been able to conduct continuous solar observation, rather than merely taking snapshots.

Although auroral substorm disturbance is confined in a relatively narrow range of longitudes around local midnight, Pi2s at low latitudes can be observed over a very large range of longitudes (Yumoto 2001).

To connect the upper boundary of the PHS in the trenchward area determined in this study to that in the landward area identified by Uchida et al. (2010), the tip of the PHS must bend upward at longitudes around 140.9 141.3°E (red broken curve in Fig. 7d), which was also proposed by Uchida et al. (2010) based on their converted wave analysis.

04 30 GMT, Latitude:32.64113, Longitude:33.56727" – around 70 miles from the coast of northern Israel and 90 miles from Gaza.