Sentence examples for the latitude which from inspiring English sources

One very senior atmospheric scientist said to me recently off the record that we are liable to wake up one day and find ourselves on the latitude – which we are in the UK – of Montreal.

The geographic characteristics included in the analysis are the latitude (which affects how dark it becomes in winter) and the 10-year average minimum temperature in the winter January too March).

In contrast, Cd concentrations correlated highly with stable isotope ratios, with the bathymetry and with the latitude, which indicates a strong relationship with the feeding ecology and with the environmental characteristics.

It is noted that ALOS-2 ScanSAR interferometry with SLCs acquired before February 8 , 2015 has "the burst overlapping" problem due to the incorrect parameter estimation of the satellite latitude, which causes the misalignment of the radio wave transmission timing (Natsuaki et al. 2016).

The precision is relatively lower for the lower latitude, which is more prominent for the equatorial region from latitude 20°N to 25°N and from longitude 100°E to 120°E.

Since the MA latitude only varies with (h_A) it is constant along field lines, while the QD latitude, which depends on the height h, is not.

The intensity of the oscillations increased with latitude, which affected the impact they had on species occurring through a gradient in the so-called ORD (Orbitally forced species Range Dynamics: see [ 11]).

It is possible to see that the maximum of the precipitating ion energy flux (b2i boundary introduced by Newell et al. (1996)) is located near the 60° geomagnetic latitude which corresponds to L = 4, where L is the McIlwain parameter).

The tilt of the modules is 45 percent, the same as our latitude, which is what most experts recommend for a fixed array, and the orientation lines up perfectly with the noonday sun, which is the way it should be.

There is a steady decrease in the frequency of the call with decreasing latitude which also corresponds to an increase in the size of many morphological components.

On the other end of the spectrum is Google Latitude, which constantly broadcasts your location everywhere you go, but only to people you allow to see it and only at the level of detail you are comfortable with (by city or general neighborhood, for instance).