Sentence examples for with longitudes of from inspiring English sources

As shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 7, two leveling sections AA′,BB′ with longitudes of 90°E, 115°E are selected going across the Tibetan Plateau and going through the center of the uplift peak at Jian City, China.

They can provide the positioning function over the region with radius of about 3000 km centered at the point with longitude of 122∘E and latitude of 25∘N.

(2001) showed that the vertical propagation effect in the ionosphere, which is controlled by the ionospheric conductivity, and horizontal wave number, can be a cause of the gradual phase shift with longitude of equatorial ULF waves.

These ranges are well associated with the longitudes of the enhanced R areas that are marked as "D" and "E" in Figs. 2 and 3, respectively.

These predictions are in agreement with preferred longitudes of virtual geomagnetic poles during reversals both in paleomagnetic data (Hoffman 1996; Love 1998; Merrill and McFadden 1999) and in tomographic reversing dynamo models (Coe et al. 2000; Kutzner and Christensen 2004).

Figure 9 shows the spectral albedo of the disk-averaged "halophile planet" at disk views with subspacecraft longitudes of 160°W and 20°E.

Latitude is used together with longitude to specify the precise location of features on the surface of the Earth.

Hence, the diurnal variation of solar activity effect on daily NmF2 near the crests of the WN4 structure and the variation of the same with longitude in the context of the movement of the WN4 structure needs to be investigated.

Tsunoda (1985) has indeed demonstrated that the seasonal variation in the alignment of the sunset terminator with the geomagnetic field line at the dip equator can explain the observed s/l distributions of scintillations with high occurrences at longitudes of positive (negative) magnetic declination during June (December) solstice and at longitudes of null magnetic declinations in the equinoxes.

Riemann was exploring this landscape when he noticed that all of the locations that have zero altitude (points at "sea level" in our example) lie along an straight line with a "longitude" of 0.5 – which was completely unexpected.

For those events for which injection longitudes can be calculated, the injection point is consistent with the longitude of Io at the time of injection.