Sentence examples for to longitude from inspiring English sources
noun
Angular distance measured west or east of the prime meridian.
10.22am BST Martin Rees's role as Astronomer Royal is a key to the link to longitude.
Declination is analogous to latitude, and right ascension is analogous to longitude.
The improvement of lunar theory had, in fact, been almost entirely driven by the hope of providing a solution to longitude.
Such modifications are systematic with respect to longitude.
Haridwar extends from latitude 29°58′ in the north to longitude 78°13′ in the east.
Since the Earth rotates under a Sun-fixed system, the time differences have been considered to be equivalent to longitude differences.
The lagoon lies on latitude 5°34′N to 6°40′N and longitude 0°00′E to 0°8′E.
The study area lies between latitude 5°48′N to 5°29′N and longitude 0°8′W to 0°30′W.
The locations of the temperature maxima within the temperature crests shift from longitudes of positive magnetic declination to longitudes of negative magnetic declination during the June solstice and from longitudes of negative magnetic declination to longitudes of positive magnetic declination during the December solstice.
"We take revenue by licensing the three word address to latitude and longitude conversion tools".
Each administrative region was geo-referenced to latitude and longitude coordinates of the respective administrative region centroid.
