The computer, which knows the scope's latitude and longitude and the exact time because of the G.P.S. signals, does the rest, controlling small drive motors so that the telescope mirror points to the proper position in the sky.
The higher-latitude populations (Heron Island), had either higher or the same aerobic scope as lower-latitude populations (Lizard Island) (Fig. 4).
Under the proposals, which provide guidance to Congress, some beneficiaries would have to pay more for care, and states would have more latitude to limit the scope of services.
The analysis of Fiji's IR after the coups of 2000 and 2006, however, demonstrates also much latitude for agency suggesting much scope the Fiji Governments possessed to design foreign policies.
In Brazil, judges have wide latitude to define both the direction and scope of criminal inquiries, and Judge Moro's willingness to pursue even the eminent and influential has made him a folk hero.
Given the regulatory landscape in the USA, where federal law controls venues with the widest possible scope (such as television and the Internet), states and cities have tremendous latitude in regulating the physical environments that residents experience every day.
In this study, we limit our scope between 50°S and 50°N, and we mainly focus on low latitudes.
Latitudinal variation in aerobic scope was primarily driven by up to 80% higher maximum rates of oxygen uptake in the higher latitude populations.
Due to their lower aerobic scope at higher temperatures, our results suggest that populations of tropical reef fishes living in already warm low-latitude locations will be more sensitive to future increases in ocean temperatures than conspecific populations living in cooler high-latitude locations.
Although Mr. Newsom sees higher education as an issue within his purview as regent, the latitude the governor allows him will be scrutinized because Mr. Newsom has been openly frustrated by the limited scope of his office.
