Sentence examples for state latitude from inspiring English sources

The initial concentration of dicamba was selected by considering the agriculture runoff water characteristics collected from the study area (0.5 acres of sugarcane field) at Veerapur, Belgaum District in Karnataka state (Latitude: 15°41′27.64″N; Longitude: 74°39′9.11″E).

We then plotted annualized rates by state, latitude group (as categorized above), and age (adults >18 years and children).

The EPA administrator, Gina McCarthy, is seeking steep reductions – as much as 25% – but she has hinted repeatedly that she will allow states latitude in how they reach those targets.

As stated, latitude acts directly or indirectly, on a wide variety of phenomena, therefore it is expected that its effects are not limited just to vitamin D and neural development.

The RRW diffusion model inferred the geographic origin of the T. semitaeniatus species complex at approximately 180 km north of the current course of the SFR, in the limits between Ceará and Paraíba states (latitude: -7.18, longitude: -38.76; Figure  5).

For the other half, the agreement offers the roughly 700 school districts in the state some latitude.

This is a standard practice that accords an officer the same right as any citizen to remain silent and preserves the state's latitude to prosecute, if an investigation indicates that charges are warranted.

Extensive drive test measurements are performed along three different routes (X, Y, and Z) within Covenant University, Ota, Ogun State, Nigeria (Latitude 6°40′30.3″N, Longitude 3°09′46.3″E) to record path loss data as the mobile receiver moves away from each of the three 1800 MHz base station transmitters involved.

Gov. Christie Whitman of New Jersey said today that as the country's top environmental regulator she would give the states greater latitude in heeding federal pollution-control rules.

Because the law allowed states wide latitude, the goals for graduation rates vary widely.

Like Ms. Norton, however, she speaks loftily of giving the states greater latitude.