Sentence examples for whose longitude from inspiring English sources
Suppose that the query target is the set of records whose "Longitude" ranges from 23.73 to 23.74, "Latitude" ranges from 61.48 to 61.50, and "Date" is Wednesday or Thursday.
For comparison, Z. maha individuals were caught in Hiratsuka (latitude 35°20.7' N and longitude 139°18.2' E) in Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan, whose longitude is similar to that of Fukaura.
It is found that this trend is the sum of the trend P on account of the greenhouse effect, which almost does not depend on longitude, and the trend because of secular variations of the geomagnetic field M whose dependence on longitude is essential.
It has been shown that the global HMF has persistent active longitudes whose dominance depicts an oscillation with a period of about 3.2 years.
Here we focus on the Aurora Trench (AT) within the Aurora Subglacial Basin (latitude 75° 77°S, longitude 117° 118°E) whose origin is still poorly constrained.
The resource demand of each node is a variable that is randomly generated between 20 and 30, and its geographic coordinate is also generated randomly with the longitude and latitude whose values fall into a specific range.
An optimal array in the sense to be defined below of N points on S is made of the points whose colatitude θ k and longitude ϕ k, k = 1,… N, are given by the formulae below.
At first, the empirical model which has functions of EUV, DOY and LT is constructed in each 3-dimensional bin whose size is 30° in longitude, 18° in latitude and 20 km (40 km) altitude between 150 and 390 (390 and 590) km altitude with steps of 10° in longitude and 6° in latitude.
Mr. Sturridge, whose credits include "Brideshead Revisited" and "Longitude," handles the period material eloquently.
"Longitude" is a sleeper whose huge sales have astonished just about everybody in the book-trade and inspired several other publishers and writers to try to hit the same jackpot.Cookery books are as popular in Germany as in Britain, particularly when they are inspired by celebrities.
Using the GIMs displayed in geomagnetic coordinates, we construct new tensors whose dimensions are universal time, geomagnetic longitude, and geomagnetic latitude.
