Sentence examples for longitudinal separation from inspiring English sources

The dependence of R max on the longitudinal separation (ΔGlon) is presented in c and d separately for both hemispheres.

The longitudinal separation between spacecrafts varied from 0.1° to 1.2° during this period.

Take Swarm B/A for example, their longitudinal separation increased from 0.1° to 0.4°.

The longitudinal separation and local time of sampling varied simultaneously during the first period.

The longitudinal separation between satellites Alpha and Bravo was (24.5^circ) on 17 March 2015 at the equator.

At this longitudinal separation, the model predicts that current density is greater at CBY than VEN throughout the D-season.

We see that the longitudinal separations between the spacecrafts gradually increased for all three pairs.

With longitudinal separations larger than 0.4° (about 44 km), no significant correlation was found any more.

Further analysis using the phase averaging technique confirms that the synchronization of five quasi-periodic aerodynamic phenomena is responsible for the magnification of across-wind force fluctuations in a region of building arrangements centered at a longitudinal building separation of 5 building breaths (D) and a lateral separation of 2.5D.

Many miles of CRCP and JCP in Texas suffer distresses due to longitudinal joint separation and slab faulting.

The intake tube for the QCL was mounted at 0.2 m below the sonic anemometer and displaced laterally perpendicular to the predominating wind direction in order to minimize flux loss due to vertical and longitudinal sensor separation (Massman, 2000).