Sentence examples for both natural processes and from inspiring English sources

Thus energy in different forms may be stored, released, transformed, transferred, and "used" in both natural processes and man-made devices.

Physical resilience depended on both natural processes and human activities, demonstrating the need to incorporate anthropogenic use into the management of urban shorelines.

Verification of this concept using field observations is not straightforward as the morphology of tidal channel often changes as a result of both natural processes and human interferences, i.e. the channels are not in equilibrium.

They indicate a need for integrating both natural processes and dynamic threats over a simple reliance on individual static natural reserves.

Worldwide deterioration of surface water quality has been attributed to both natural processes and anthropogenic activities, including hydrological features, climate change, precipitation, agricultural land use, and sewage discharge (Ravichandran 2003; Gantidis et al. 2007; Kundewicz et al. 2007; Arain et al. 2008).

And Philadelphia is becoming "The City of Mummerly Love" thanks to "Mummies of the World," a new exhibition opening June 18 at the Franklin Institute that more than 150 mummy-related artifacts, including real human and animal specimens from South America, Europe, Asia, Oceania and Egypt mummified by both natural processes and intentional practices.

These adjustments include modifications and validations of aerosol removal factors in reactor containment in both natural process and spray process, as well as addition of aerosol removal factors in passive containment cooling process.

Groundwater quality in a region is largely determined by both natural processes (dissolution and precipitation of minerals, groundwater velocity, quality of recharge water, and interaction with other types of water aquifer) and anthropogenic activities (Andrade et al. 2008).

Groundwater quality in a region is largely determined by both natural processes (dissolution and precipitation of minerals, groundwater velocity, quality of recharge waters and interaction with other types of water aquifers) and anthropogenic activities (Andrade et al. 2008; Devic et al. 2014).

The present landscape structure and function is the result of centuries of changes produced both by natural processes and human driving forces.

Cadmium is a heavy metal found in the earth's crust that is disseminated in the environment both by natural processes and by human activities such as fossil fuel burning, waste incineration, smelting procedures, and the use of phosphate fertilizers (Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry 2008).