While Scandinavia's ice hotels are clustered near or above the Arctic Circle, North America's first ice hotel opened near Quebec City, 1,500 miles south of the Arctic Circle, roughly on a parallel with Paris.
MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Inwood To the Editor: As I have lived roughly on a parallel to Nathaniel Rich all these years, from the Upper East Side to New Haven to Carroll Gardens, many of his sentiments resonated with me.
Falling back under extreme pressure, Walker abandoned P'yŏngyang on December 5 and 10 days later established a new line roughly on the 38th parallel, the original dividing line between North and South Korea.
As the two columns moved on roughly parallel paths through the Short Hills area, they came into contact with Stirling's guards, and a running skirmish began, with the Americans firing on the British from the underbrush as they fell back.
Both sides were heading for Newbury, on roughly parallel routes; the Royalists' route took them through Faringdon and Wantage, increasing the distance they would have to travel to 30 mile while the Parliamentarians had to travel only 20.
These associations between knowledge of blood-borne and sexual risks and prevalent HIV infection in Mozambique are similar in magnitude to those observed in four other Southern African countries based on roughly parallel knowledge measures.
Canopy bulk density increased roughly in parallel with canopy biomass; however, density values were considered less accurate in non-contemporary dates because they were based on assumptions about canopy volume.
With parts of its land lying farther south than any portion of the continental United States except southern Texas and the Florida peninsula, and with New Orleans, its largest city, lying on roughly the same parallel as Cairo, New Delhi, and Shanghai, Louisiana owes much of its complex personality to its geographic position.
The British ships steamed directly towards Bismarck and Prinz Eugen, before attempting a turn to bring the two forces on a roughly parallel course.
A small remnant circulation reached the Pacific Ocean, eventually moving northwestward around an anticyclone, roughly parallel to the Mexican coast and finally back inland over the southwestern United States, where it completely dissipated on August 27.
The resulting devices create DEP forces, which are larger by roughly two orders of magnitude for the same applied voltage compared with eDEP, which relies on parallel electrodes alone to produce the DEP forces.
