Sentence examples for of a latitude from inspiring English sources

As a lifelong resident of a latitude well to the north of Maine, I've come to the conclusion that creativity needs a season of despair.

Once you click on a location, you'll see a set of coordinates for the location in the form of a latitude and longitude, which will look something like this: N40 46.768 / W73 58.145.

Geographies consist of a latitude and longitude and a radius.

This means you can use an actual address instead of a latitude and longitude numbers.

Fig. 5. Temporal variation of (a) latitude and (b) magnitude of aftershocks.

The ratio R of the polarity separation to the trigonometric tilt fits the linear function of a latitude φ as R = −0.0213φ − 0.1245 confirming positive separation for the polarities of active regions with the average tilts, or the dominance of activity in the Southern hemisphere activity, for the selected period of observations.

The effect of a latitude-dependent solar wind speed on cosmic-ray modulation in a Fisk-type heliospheric magnetic field.

The effect of a latitude-dependent solar wind speed on a Fisk heliospheric magnetic field [Fisk, L. A. Motion of the footpoints of heliospheric magnetic field lines at the Sun: implications for recurrent energetic particle events at high heliographic latitudes. J. Geophys. Res.

35, 643 646, 2005] found a significant effect for a simplified 2D version of a latitude-dependent Fisk-type field while Miyake and Yanagita [Miyake, S., Yanagita, S. The effect of a modified Parker field on the modulation of the galactic cosmic rays. In: Proceedings of 30th International Cosmic Ray Conference. Merida, Mexico, vol. 1, 445 448, 2007] found a smaller effect.

The OBP was estimated at a longitude of 146°E and a latitude of 39.2°N.

Our chest pain population was recruited from the southwestern coast of Norway, at a latitude of 58°N.