Sentence examples for longitude difference from inspiring English sources

A 1-h time lag corresponds to a (15^{circ }) longitude difference.

The maximum east west difference in TEC is about 7 total electron content unit (TECU, 1 TECU = 1016 el m−2) in longitude difference of 11.31°.

While most longitude differences are below (52.5^{circ }) in Table 2, we find there is a (55^{circ }) longitude difference, bigger than (52.5^{circ }).

As shown in Fig. 3 and Table 2, the longitude difference primarily ranges from (25^{circ }) to (35^{circ }), except (55^{circ }) at UT10 and (15^{circ }) at UT11.

Hocke (2008) found that the time lag between oscillations of solar extreme ultraviolet and global mean TEC were less than 3.5 h, which corresponds to a (52.5^{circ }) longitude difference (Hocke 2008).

The mean of the remaining longitude differences is (30^{circ }); the corresponding time lag is 2 h.

The east west differences in TEC are more obvious in larger longitude differences at 11 30 local time on 23 January 2015.

From longitude differences in the CODE dataset shown in Table 2 indicate that they range from (15^circ) to (55^circ).

Since the Earth rotates under a Sun-fixed system, the time differences have been considered to be equivalent to longitude differences.

Our analysis shows that the TEC for east west small longitude differences may be associated with the east west gradient of geomagnetic declination.

Comparisons of the hourly percent deviation of foF2 with comparative analysis recently reported by Oyekola (2011) for Ibadan, Nigeria (7.4°N, 3.9°E; dip latitude: 2.3°S) within West African longitude sector show marked longitude differences at equatorial zone.