Sentence examples for longitude for the from inspiring English sources

You can see why Arnold Wesker would have wanted to adapt Dava Sobel's Longitude for the stage: its story of an obdurate individualist who defies the establishment chimes with the author's own preoccupations.

Panels (a), (b), and (c) contain plots of vertical (apparent) TEC (i.e., VTEC) versus east longitude for the ionospheric penetration points (IPPs) for PNI, KOS, and MAJ, respectively.

A linear trend of monthly mean temperature from the NCEP/NCAR reanalysis dataset for both Hemispheres with 2.5° step in latitude and longitude for the period 1979 2011, were calculated on this paper.

The quiet time vertical plasma drift (zonal electric field), measured by ROCSAT-1 satellite (at 600 km) is presented in Fig. 2 in terms of their seasonal mean values as a function of local time and longitude, for the equinoctial and solstice seasons (Fejer 2011).

This approach was taken because there was a correlation between latitude and longitude for the origin of accessions (r = −0.45, P<0.0001).

The alliance provided the latitude and longitude for each site, the weight of the ordnance and a description of the means of delivery (fixed-wing aircraft, helicopter gunship or naval vessel).

The occurrence probability of ESF irregularities/plasma bubbles in Fig. 7b was derived from 2056 events, including all solar activity levels, seasons, and longitudes for the period of May 2008 June 2013.

Rainfall was gridded at a resolution of 0.25 degree of latitude-longitude for the period 1890 2008 for the whole of Australia.

With geographic information, parameters can be visualized as maps (e.g. Figure  1) where means, amplitudes or timing of peaks can be plotted against latitudes or longitudes for the identification of spatial trends [ 7, 10, 11].

If you imagine the two initial coordinates to be values for latitude and longitude, for example, then the Zeta Function returns the altitude for every point, forming a kind of mathematical landscape full of hills and valleys.

After phylogenetic correction, range size was significantly and positively correlated with maximum latitude and longitude for most of the lineages, with the only exceptions of Limnebius (marginally significant) and Phothydraena (Table 4; see also Figure 1).