Sentence examples for the latitude at from inspiring English sources

Across different climate models precipitation and streamflow increase in northern Europe and decrease in southern Europe, but the latitude at which this change occurs varies depending on the GCM.

Since in our case the tilt angle of the modules was selected according to the latitude at each location, we expect that the difference in the soiling rate observed between Arica and Santiago should be partially due to the lower tilt angle of the PV modules in Arica (more than 10° lower than in Santiago).

However, the prevalence of vitamin D insufficiency in this group ranged from 1%5%% with 25-OHD <25 nmol/L to 25%57%% with 25-OHD <62.5 nmol/L, even though the median latitude for this subsample (32°N) was considerably lower than the latitude at which vitamin D is not synthesized during winter months (∽42°N).

Sixty-nine degreesouthth is the latitude at which Ernest Shackleton's ship sank during his ill-fated but heroic expedition of 1914, and the piece is an evocation of what he and his men endured before finally being rescued two years later.

The latitude at which these bathymetric highs formed was investigated by Ueda (2004) using topographic and magnetic anomaly data.

The local time and the latitude at the sub-spacecraft point are 10.5 LT and 2.8°, respectively.

Researchers were able to verify the latitudes at which the Seamounts formed by determining the angles at which the magnetite had frozen.

From Fig. 3, the latitudes at 50 and 15 Ma can be estimated to be 2°S and 23°N, respectively.

The sporadic layers are classified into several types according to the different mechanisms of formation and the latitudes at which they are observed.

The fundamental objective of this assumption is to investigate the resultant effect of the latitudes at the various locations, days of the year and tilt angles on the quantity of heat energy collected by the solar collectors.

Researchers were able to verify the latitudes at which the volcanoes formed by measuring the grains' orientation within the magnetite.