Sentence examples for longitudes of from inspiring English sources

It lies roughly between the longitudes of Edinburgh and Aberdeen, and no one would dare to call either Edinburgh or Aberdeen remote.

The three Fairfield friends are just some of the people who regularly visit the Web site, www.geocaching.com, to get the latitudes and longitudes of hundreds of secret stashes in Connecticut and around the world.

Meanwhile, he had reentered the Survey in 1861 as a computing aide to his father, who had undertaken the task of determining, from observations of lunar occultations of the Pleiades, the longitudes of American survey points with respect to European ones.

Dashed lines represent longitudes of ionosondes.

Additional dashed lines in the figure represent longitudes of ionosondes.

Parts of them have the latitudes and longitudes of locations.

Daily differences in the peak-load times of neighboring countries commonly occur for differences in the longitudes of their location.

The locations of the temperature maxima within the temperature crests shift from longitudes of positive magnetic declination to longitudes of negative magnetic declination during the June solstice and from longitudes of negative magnetic declination to longitudes of positive magnetic declination during the December solstice.

In addition, we use the geographical information (latitudes and longitudes) of the antennae and sub-prefectures.

The cross sections are taken at the longitudes of Sata and Darwin, respectively.

A similar problem occurs at longitudes of 146.1 ° 146.2 ° (region B).