Meridian used in a sentence

Meridian in a sentence as a noun

Only prime meridian, arctic circle and tropic of cancer are shown.

So the avenues are being treated as meridian lines; great circles.

Midday GMT is defined to be when the mean sun is directly over the prime meridian.

Miles based on the length of a degree at the Earth's meridian were used widely during that interval.

The unit represented a 1000 beat cycle centered around midnight on the Swiss meridian, ie. UTC+1.

Not mentioning that the nautical mile is essentially 1 minute of arc on any meridian, which is the key fact.

Meridian in a sentence as an adjective

If the avenues are closer together at the northern end of the island, then the avenues actually do behave as meridians.

There was a comment in a piece of code I was looking through once which read, "Except here universal time is actually Pacific Time, maybe they will get the prime meridian moved.

I am not a Western layman so I don't automatically deem crazy everyone who happened to be in power and at the same time to the East from certain meridian.

From Wikipedia:\n"The nautical mile is a unit of length that is approximately one minute of arc measured along any meridian.

There is nothing to differentiate the triangle of your icosahedron on the 0 meridian from its counterpart at 72, so they will all fall into the same relationship with the south pole.