latitude

Converse of object

• calculate: It was employed to calculate latitudes by observation of the height of the sun above the horizon.
• determine: It is capable of determining latitude, longitude, and altitude of the individual user.
• allow: It also allowed much more latitude in terms of plot.

Adjective modifier

• galactic: The Astronomical Almanac reports the galactic latitude of the object in decimal degrees.
• geomagnetic: The optimum heading will vary depending on your geomagnetic latitude.
• ecliptic: The ecliptic latitude of an object in the sky is its angular distance north or south of the ecliptic.
• northerly: Its climate can be milder than its northerly latitude would suggest.
• temperate: This has been marked by: Cooling in temperate latitudes.
• heliographic: On the contrary 3 of the 4 zero anisotropy events identified are seen at heliographic latitudes greater than 42 degrees south.

Modifies a noun

• x1: Our benchmark tests showed that, despite its small size, the Latitude X1 is a decent performer.
• laptop: We've got some Dell Latitude laptops with touchpads and I struggled to get the touchpads turned off.
• festival: So goes ' the pitch ' for the Latitude festival.
• scale: Parallels are drawn horizontally straight across the map sheet joining divisions on the latitude scales on the sides.
• region: To complement other ocean techniques with particular attention to climatically sensitive high latitude regions.

Noun used with modifier

• exposure: In any case, the exposure latitude is far greater than that of slide film.
• degree: So far only the southern sky above 60 degrees latitude has been covered.
• north: It bent around in such a curve as to end in a wide angle toward two degrees forty minutes north latitude.

Preposition: in

• hemisphere: By contrast, the region above 80 magnetic latitude in the northern hemisphere lies mainly in the Arctic ocean.

Preposition: of

• hemisphere: In general, species were found to have only become established if they were introduced from similar latitudes of either hemisphere.
• object: The Astronomical Almanac reports the galactic latitude of the object in decimal degrees.