Sentence examples for reduced latitude from inspiring English sources

Jones (2002) found a new solution with the Newton method in the reduced latitude.

Such approaches have the advantage of greater simplicity in hardware, at the expense of reduced latitude of control.

When time step limitation plays no significant role, the standard (reduced) latitude-longitude grid is advocated provided that the grid is kept sufficiently fine in the polar region to resolve flow over the poles.

Increasingly complex requirements are reducing latitude for action, thus preventing objectively appropriate, requirement-oriented and sustainable planning or supply of health related services.

A tendency toward increased job demands and reduced decision latitude could be observed over the period 1990 2007 among both men and women of reindeer-herding families (32 and results in preparation).

For this purpose, Te distributions above 3000 km along the L shells were calculated, taking the gradients obtained at L=2 (0.3 K/km during the day and 0.1 K/km during the night), reduced with latitudes as 1/(L−1/.

Getting an agreement endorsed internationally would also reduce the latitude of the parties in future negotiations.

However, the NHS is now extending DRG-like payments to long-term (e.g. mental health) and end-of-life care, reducing commissioner latitude to determine incentives in these areas.

As the magazine concept spread, it greatly reduced the creative latitude of advertisers, who in the early days not only could kill a program but could censor its content line by line.

With this grid the number of cells in the longitudinal direction is reduced at high latitudes.

From the performance comparison between Fresnel and trough collectors it results that, although the latter always achieves higher exergy efficiencies, differences are importantly reduced for low latitudes.