Sentence examples for southeast direction from inspiring English sources
The total displacement during this period is larger than the error level and consistently directed to the southeast direction (Fig. 3(b)).
The higher occurrence of incoming waves in the winter season directed in the southeast direction indicates that the trade winds are more prevalent in the winter season.
The directional rose shows that the incoming waves generally approach in an east, southeast direction with the higher occurrence in the southeast direction with significant wave height peaking at 4 m, supporting the idea that the wave conditions prevailing at this site is mostly due to the prevailing trade winds.
The centroid of wetland landscape moved 12.54 km in the northwest direction firstly, 11.33 km in the southeast direction, and then 1.1 km in the north direction.
During migration Semipalmated Sandpipers do move south in a southeast direction, congregating in the Atlantic before continuing south to Central and South America.
The northwest southeast direction probably represents the direction of rifting orthogonal to the inferred line of breakup along the base of the slope of the Korea Plateau; after breakup the southwestern Japan Arc separated in the southeast direction, indicating a response to tensional tectonics associated with the subduction of the Pacific Plate in the northwest direction.
Palaeocurrent data show marked changes in paleoflow directions, from northeast in the northernmost fans to east and southeast directions in the southern fans.
During equinoxes, quasi-periodic waves propagated towards north-northwest direction, while during winter they were observed to propagate towards northwest, south-southwest and southeast directions.
The flow of groundwater is also from Ikom volcanic hills through Mamfe embayment to Odukpani area from the north to south and northwest to southeast directions.
The Zagros (Zāgros) Mountains stretch in a northwest-southeast direction, from Iran's borders with Turkey and Iraq in the northwest to the Strait of Hormuz in the southeast.
It extended for about 75 miles in a northwest-southeast direction, between the town of Kodari west of Kathmandu to about 20 miles east of the Nepalese capital.
