Sentences with ISOGONIC-LINE
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"The isogonic line represents the variation in the angle between true north and magnetic north."
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"The isogonic lines on a map help to determine the magnetic north direction."
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"Pilots use isogonic lines to adjust their compasses for accurate navigation."
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"The isogonic lines indicate how much the Earth's magnetic field varies in different regions."
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"The isogonic line passes through the points with zero magnetic declination."
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"Navigators need to update their charts to account for the shift in isogonic lines over time."
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"The isogonic lines are shown as curved lines on maps called isogonic charts."
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"The position of an isogonic line can change due to geomagnetic activity."
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"The isogonic lines on a map are not fixed and slowly move over time."
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"Scientists study the movement of isogonic lines to understand Earth's magnetic field."
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"Navigational charts often include isogonic lines to aid in compass-based navigation."
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"Sailors use isogonic lines to determine their heading relative to magnetic north."
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"The isogonic lines help to visualize the irregularity of Earth's magnetic field."
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"The isogonic lines can be used to identify regions where the magnetic field is particularly strong or weak."
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"The movement of isogonic lines is influenced by the Earth's core dynamics."
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"To locate your position accurately, you need to consider the nearby isogonic lines."
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"The isogonic line represents all points on the Earth's surface that have the same magnetic declination."
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"Navigational charts often display isogonic lines to aid in compass navigation."
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"The isogonic line shifted by several degrees over the past decade."
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"The isogonic line divides the Earth's surface into regions of different magnetic declination."
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"The isogonic line is an imaginary line connecting points with the same magnetic declination."
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"Scientists use isogonic lines to study the movement of the Earth's magnetic poles."
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"The Earth's isogonic lines change over time due to shifts in the magnetic field."
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"The position of the isogonic line is shown on this map of magnetic declination."
