| They are primarily seen at 40 degrees south latitude, and they appear at many longitudes. |
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| Instead, as is shown on the map, most co-tidal lines lie at a marked angle to the longitudes and some are even perpendicular to them. |
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| He returned with astronomically determined latitudes and longitudes for many of the places he had visited, essential data for accurate mapping. |
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| A world known only to her and one in which mice and birds have etched meridians and longitudes, mapping her territory. |
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| Not by accident, he used Harrison's chronometer and lunar distances to calculate longitudes accurately. |
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| It discusses topics such as geometry, geography and algebra with applications to the longitudes of the planets. |
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| Latitudes and longitudes were known for each site, but the precise relationship between them was not known. |
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| Table 1 lists the stations, their latitudes, longitudes, elevations above sea level and the time periods for which data are studied. |
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| GreatCircle is a little utility for calculating the shortest distance between two points on Earth given the latitudes and longitudes. |
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| Give the names of surrounding towns or specific communities, or the latitudes and longitudes. |
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| For sources that emit a predominant radiation with longitudes lower than 313 nm and when dazzling is not an important factor. |
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| Burkina Faso is a West African country located between the 10thand 15th northern parallels and longitudes 2°20' east and 5°30' west. |
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| Cassini's tables of Jupiter's moons were used to determine longitudes by providing a universal time with which to compare the local time at various positions on the Earth. |
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| The IMCCE, named Service des calculs et de mécanique céleste du Bureau des longitudes until 1998, is in charge to build and publish ephemerides. |
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| No latitudes or longitudes were marked on the sheet and its orientation differed from the navigation chart. |
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| For in regard of time the stars do vary their longitudes, and consequently the times of their ascension and descension. |
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| Eastern longitudes can be determined by adding the local time to GMT, with similar calculations. |
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| For East longitudes, use the longitude with no preceding symbol. |
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| Mixed together we make the latitudes and longitudes. |
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| They are very frequent at longitudes 0 and 180E, where there are 10 to 25 blockages a year, and less frequent at longitudes 100E and 280W, where there are 5 blockages a year on average. |
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| This meridian line became the reference for the control of the astronomical observations and the meridian line origin for the determination of longitudes. |
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| This resulted in a considerable eastward advancement of the longitudes given by Martin Behaim and other contemporaries of Columbus. |
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| It lies between the 3rd parallel north and the 15th parallel north and longitudes 33rd meridian east and 48th meridian east. |
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| He took the island as the point of junction of his double line of longitudes setting out his survey. |
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| With speculation on the currency market, speculation in stocks, and speculation in derivative instruments, the world has become a vast casino, with gambling tables located at all latitudes and longitudes. |
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| An example is a calculation of east displacement by subtracting two longitudes, which gives the wrong answer if the two positions are on either side of this meridian. |
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| Cabot planned to depart to the west from a northerly latitude where the longitudes are much closer together, and where, as a result, the voyage would be much shorter. |
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| By 1880 the office was divided into the Division of Archives, Chart Division, Meteorological Division, Division of Drafting and Engraving and Division of Longitudes. |
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