Antonym: latitude. Similar words: aptitude, attitude, turpitude, beatitude, amplitude, gratitude, magnitude, similitude. Meaning: n. the angular distance between a point on any meridian and the prime meridian at Greenwich.
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91. The prime meridian is at 0 degrees longitude, and the international date line is at 180 degrees. The equator is at 0 degrees latitude.
92. In principle, turning given latitude and longitude coordinates into a point location is simple, but taking care of some of the practical contingencies makes it more complex than you might expect.
93. Data from this service is provided in NAD83 latitude/longitude coordinates (EPSG code 4269), which is incompatible with your requirement of using Spherical Mercator projection.
94. Greenwich thus became established as the location of the prime meridian of longitude, and the base line for calculating time zones around the world.
95. Minus sign indicates west of prime meridian in longitude and south of equator in latitude.
96. Based on the analysis of the system of vehicle longitudinal dynamics control, the longitude control of track homing for the platoon of the two vehicles is discussed.
97. Every place on the same meridian has the same longitude.
98. Secondly, the relation between the longitude and horizontality:The southern dialect is comparatively old(sentencedict .com), the northern dialect is relatively young.
99. Loggerhead turtles sense latitude by the planet's magnetic field intensity, and new research finds they're good at determining their longitude too, probably via the field's inclination.
100. Regression analysis shows that growth of Cryptomeria, but not of China fir, can be predicted by the latitude and longitude of the provenance.
101. This method performs its conversion by calling various methods to get the latitude and longitude zone and calculating the easting and northing and so on.
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