line of longitude การใช้

• It occurs at only one particular line of Longitude each event.
• They were to follow the line of longitude at 12?west.
• In the first series ( 2004 ) she followed line of longitude 5?west.
• These maps are bounded by two lines of longitude and two lines of latitude.
• Mercator's technique was to make the lines of longitude parallel.
• This line of longitude subsequently became the border dividing Western Australia and South Australia.
• The borders of all zones were lines of longitude.
• But Wyoming's eastern and western borders follow lines of longitude that eventually converge at the poles.
• You walk north up along a line of longitude until you get to the north pole.
• As the aircraft moves south, the lines of longitude expand and the track deviation gets greater.
• All lines of longitude must be crossed.
• They followed the line of longitude at 12?West, while Allied convoys to Gibraltar were 20?West.
• With a latitude-longitude rectangle, only lines of longitude are great circle arcs; lines of latitude are not.
• So does the line of longitude.
• They travelled along the line of longitude at 12?West, while Allied convoys to Gibraltar were 20?West.
• However, they recognize practical issues associated with the pure use of a line of longitude for this purpose.
• On his map, the lines of longitude, instead of converging at the poles, run parallel to each other.
• The intention was to follow the 30 degree east line of longitude, which would cover the most land.
• If this line of longitude were used strictly, people could simply avoid Shabbat altogether by crossing the street.
• These features made it possible to calculate changes in the time as an aviator flew across lines of longitude.