eastings meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. A false easting of 500000 m is assigned to the central meridian ( 24?east ), so eastings are always positive.
2. Each address is coordinated on the National Grid, with eastings and northings normally quoted to a resolution of 0.1 metres.
3. A GPS unit commonly gives a ten-digit grid reference, based on two groups of five numbers for the Eastings and Northing values.
4. These squares are numbered according to eastings and northings, that is, counting from the south-west corner of the 100 km square.
5. The precision of location varies, for example a simple town plan may use a simple grid system with single letters for Eastings and single numbers for Northings.
6. The grid numbers on the east-west ( horizontal ) axis are called Eastings, and the grid numbers on the north-south ( vertical ) axis are called Northings.
7. Since the Eastings and Northings are one kilometre apart, a combination of a Northing and an Easting will give a four-digit grid reference describing a one-kilometre square on the ground.
8. For the church in Little Plumpton, this gives the digits 6 and 7 ( 6 on the left to right axis ( Eastings ) and 7 on the bottom to top axis ( Northings ).
9. The eastings vary between 0 m in Eastern Europe and 100 m in the far west of the continent, roughly similar to the longitude shift, but the northings are about 200 m different across Europe, with the ED50 UTM northing lines south of the WGS84 UTM northing lines.
10. Points can be located by grid references on maps that use a standard system for Eastings and Northings, such as the Universal Transverse Mercator used worldwide, or the Ordnance Survey National Grid used by Ordnance Survey in the UK . These points can then be located by someone else using grid references, even if using maps of a different scale.