Equations given by W. Zenker in the last decade of the Nineteenth Century and later modified by other authors, characterizing the degree of continentality at a given place have the general form: k = mA/sin ϕ + n: where k = the continentality coefficient in per cent, A = average annual range of temperature at a given place, ϕ = geographical latitude, and m and n are constants.
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V. Conrad (1946) studied this question.