Though in these the minima themselves show the law of latitudinal progression, the wavelike character of the advance is even better disclosed by the curves.
Its great latitudinal stretch further fits it for a recorder of changes sweeping down the disk; so that both in direction and length it stands well circumstanced for a measure of latitudinal variations.
Nevertheless, they have an effect of some sort on the isothermal lines as is shown not only by latitudinal comparison with the state of things in Hellas, but with that in Thaumasia as well.
For, curiously enough, instead of being the pole and its surrounding paleocrystic ice which remains hidden on Mars, it is rather the extreme extent of its extension and the lowest latitudinal deposit of frost which lies shrouded in mystery.
That they are found most plentifully near the equator, where the latitudinal girth is greatest, and thence diminish in numbers to about latitude 60 deg.
The lodge-pole has an astonishing altitudinal as well as latitudinal range.
The Akhaltsykh-Imeritian range is continued beyond the gorge by the latitudinal Trialethian chain--a system of which the backbone is formed by the Arjevan ridge, and which is bounded on three sides by the course of the Kur.
Sometimes it will be a cleft in this latitudinal belt of mountains, a transverse fissure in the grain of the range, which, with its rustling river giving access to the interior, has attracted a settlement.
We may, perhaps, regard this chain as the most southerly of the latitudinalridges which begin on the north with the Akhaltsykh-Imeritian and Trialethian systems.
Some conception of the stupendous proportions of the mountain may be derived from a rough measurement of its protraction in a latitudinal sense.
You will see that in the surface of the sea, where the latitudinal and longitudinal lines come in most usefully, it is necessary to use also other leads, which mean nothing but that a joint is there desirable.
Its principal mountain-ranges arelatitudinal or from west to east, only the minor ones taking the opposite or longitudinal direction.
Broad and rich valleys are enclosed between these latitudinal ranges which are watered by rivers of a considerable size, as more especially the Ettrek and the Gurgan.
The preceding methods apply mainly to the latitudinal co-ordinate.
Since ZOQ is a right angle, it follows that the sum of the polar distance and the latitudinal co-ordinates is always 90 deg.
Each source of environmental change will vary by latitudinal and seasonal factors in their effects upon the birds.
Just as there exists a latitudinal gradient in the ecological stability of the ecosystems involved, available knowledge of these ecosystems is in inverse relationship to the latitude at which they occur.
Following the latitudinal valley of the Ungerengeri, within two hours on the following morning we passed close under the wall of the capital of Useguhha--Simbamwenni.
A single but lengthy latitudinal ridge serves as a dividing line to the watershed of the Rungwa and Malagarazi; and a score of miles or so further west of this ridge rises another, which runs north and south.
The latitudinal and longitudinal bands or fillets have each four similar circles and dots, and one in its center, making thirty-seven.
It is figured on the face and its reverse, with two parallel latitudinal and two longitudinal lines crossing in its center, and dividing the area into four equal parts.
When the altitudes of the intermont latitudinal valleys are compared, the significance orographically of the Chimen valley and of the Kum-kol valley is strikingly emphasized.
Both are much more deeply excavated than all the other latitudinal valleys that run parallel to them, the Chimen valley being 875 ft.
As a rule, the streams flow alternately east and west down the intermont latitudinal valleys, until they break through some transverse glen in the range on the northern side of the valley.
Another day and we were within the last square marked off by the latitudinal and longitudinal lines,--the nearest I had been to America in nearly five years.
The variation becomes similarly more pronounced in thelatitudinal direction.
Dana, who, taking principally the Crustacea as a basis, and as leading factors the mean temperatures of the coldest and of the warmest months, established five latitudinal zones.
In Europe the latitudinal range of the great mountain chains gave the Miocene flora no chance of escape during the Glacial period, and the Mediterranean appears to have equally intercepted the flow of alpine plants to the Atlas.
The hydrography of the Ghashiun-Gobi and the Kuruk-tagh is determined by these chequered arrangements of the latitudinal valleys.
The surface configuration is in fact markedly similar to that which occurs in the inter-mont latitudinal valleys of the Kuen-lun.
In many cases these latitudinal valleys are barred transversely by ridges or spurs, generally elevations en masse of the bottom of the valley.
Morgan has represented it to have been, I have no means of determining, but I have little doubt that it was a covered porch of some kind leading to a latitudinal chamber, No.
The solid towers remain, but the space between them has been converted into a covered portico, or lîwân, and the inner latitudinal court has become a latitudinalhall with a small chamber at either end.
At either end of this latitudinal chamber there were traces of cross walls, which I have shown on the plan.
A deep porch, possibly with columns on either side, leads into a latitudinal chamber, the details of which cannot be determined without excavation.
For example, the latitudinaldisposition of the chambers which characterizes the southern khilâni is absent at Boghâz Keui.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "latitudinal" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
