Sentence examples for making latitude from inspiring English sources

The second scenario was a land-based range expansion, assuming a major point of entry of mosquitoes into Southeast Asia from Africa followed by diffusive dispersal, making latitude and longitude the two environmental factors.

A cross between a sanitised Glastonbury and a particularly genteel village fete, its air of mild refinement and privilege makes Latitude look like Altamont.

A convention in 1818 reduced the rights of U.S. fishermen along the shores of the Atlantic colonies and made latitude 49° N (the 49th parallel) the boundary from the Lake of the Woods to the Rocky Mountains.

"From the start, we've made Latitude available across platforms.

The differences in the modulation between the two drift cycles are compelling when the compression ratio is made latitude dependent but at Earth this effect is insignificant.

It has to be noticed that the distribution of the samples over Scotland makes latitude and longitude correlated to each other (r = 0.63).

Perhaps one day our perception of privacy will evolve to make Latitude-style, non-stop broadcasting of our exact locations feel natural.

But even in those cases, employers remain free to change insurance providers and the providers have latitude to make changes as well.

Working within centrally-set budget limits and human resource management guidelines, they both have some decision-making latitude.

The administration, not suprisingly, is arguing for the widest possible latitude, making the case that only it can define what poses a major and imminent threat to national security.

Just a few weeks ago, Congress passed a resolution authorizing a war with Iraq, which gives the President the widest war-making latitude since the Gulf of Tonkin resolution.