Sentence examples for shift in latitude from inspiring English sources

In response to varying geomagnetic activity, the scintillation regions shift in latitude.

Fig. 3. Amount of northward shift in latitude for each site.

In general, the mid-depth roots appear with some shift in latitude and longitude with respect to the location of the outer boundary patches.

These changes in phenology have caused dramatic shifts in the timing and occurrence of species during the year with a pole-ward shift in latitude distribution range [ 43], in response to the changing environmental conditions.

The same trends in the shifts in latitude and elevation were also found in the analysis of investment timing.

The oceanic currents that drive hatchling dispersal may become disrupted (Hamann et al., 2011; Van Houtan and Halley, 2011), food availability may be affected (Hawkes et al., 2009) and shifts in latitude may occur as a response to oceanic warming (Witt et al., 2010).

In the country, the storm meant a chance, when the gusts were strongest, to pretend that one had been shifted northward in latitude to the shores of Baffin Bay, or backward in time to the middle of the last glaciation, when ice sheets rumbled southward across Canada.

The approximately 12-h shift in phase between the ±20° latitude band and middle latitudes supports this interpretation (see 'Additional file 2: Phases for Figure 7').

"There is stronger evidence that the front that brings rain in from the Southern Ocean has shifted south by about a degree in latitude, while the subtropical ridge, which is a belt of high pressure in central Australia, has intensified," he said.

It will be a big shift, he said, not in longitude but in latitude.

To determine the deflection due to the mountain, it was necessary to account for the curvature of the Earth: an observer moving north or south will see the local zenith shift by the same angle as any change in latitude.