latitudinal position
latitudinal measurements

Its longitudinal and latitudinal positions are 26.32N and 53.58E degrees.

The target code refers to the latitudinal position of the center of the planned observation relative to the start of orbit.

Light intensity is influenced by latitudinal position and undergo daily and seasonal fluxes which will also affect the overall photosynthetic capacity of the individual.

The sun arc hypothesis of E. V. T. Matthews suggests how the position of the sun could supply longitudinal and latitudinal positions.

Because of its latitudinal position and its land-locked configuration, the Mediterranean is especially sensitive to astronomically induced climatic variations, which are well documented in its sedimentary record.

The latitudinal position around the Tropic of Capricorn, the very uneven topography and disturbed circulation systems greatly influence the climatology of the Southeast and it is quite diverse in temperature.

Jennings and Allott have reported a positive relationship between winter nitrate concentrations in two lakes in SW Ireland and the latitudinal position of the Gulf Stream in the previous spring.

Before 1883 there were railroad clocks with two faces, one for keeping railroad (now standard) time, determined by train schedules, and the other for local time, gauged by each town's latitudinal position in relation to the sun.

The complex's latitudinal position is about the same as the maximum moon elongation (38.55 degrees for 1500 BC); comparably, another latitude where this occurs is associated with Stonehenge (51.18 degrees for 2000 BC).

It forms the southernmost point in mainland Canada (its latitudinal position is the same as the northernmost counties of California) and is part of a bird and butterfly migration corridor over Lake Erie via Point Pelee and the Lake Erie islands.