Sentence examples for narrower latitude from inspiring English sources

Inside 5.5 R S the ion cyclotron wave distribution in latitude is wide (latitude: −20° 30°), but outside of 5.5 R S it is narrower (latitude: −12° 12°).

Even if we take a narrower latitude width < 20° ≈ 4.4 × 103 km, then the mean rainfall is about 1.7 m/year, and the tropical total and coastal rainwater volumes are very roughly (within one significant digit) the same as in Eqs.

For example, Maruyama (1990) who modelled the growth rate of both the gravitational and cross-field (E × B) instability modes using flux tube integrated values (without neutral wind) showed that the net instability growth rate at March equinox under medium solar activity (F10.7 = 120) is negative in a narrow latitude region near 18° mag.

In addition, signals tend to propagate within the narrower invariant latitude region in June solstice, but they propagate in a wider invariant latitude region, especially toward the higher-latitude region in December solstice and March equinox.

Furthermore, the more involved a person is with a view, the wider the latitudes of rejection and the narrower the latitudes of acceptance (Benoit, n.d).

As time progresses, the resonance narrows in latitude in addition to developing a distinct poleward motion.

The scatterers were clustered in a narrow by latitude and longitude region Δ ϕ ′≤3°, Δ λ ′≤2° located close to noon meridian and ϕ ′≈76°.

Unlike those in the P-state, the variations are limited only in the narrow southern latitude region where R j) of D j, y) in the P-state (1995 1996) shows the maximum (cf. Fig. 8).

On a high, narrow promontory at Latitude X, Longitude Y, the ocean and heavens shimmer in all directions.

Beyond 3° from the magnetic equator the polarization field leaks away along the inclined geomagnetic field lines and the enhanced Cowling conductivity is confined within a narrow range of latitude 3° north and south of the magnetic equator.

In order to examine the LT variations of the response, we choose a narrow range of latitude between 40° and 50°, where a good number of stations were available.