Sentence examples for human-made environment from inspiring English sources

The larger philosophical background is the holistic view that the field of design extends far beyond aesthetically appealing commodities to embrace just about every conceivable dimension of the human-made environment.

In fact, a surprising amount of wildlife now depends on the human-made environment, from the clouds of huge Sydney fruit bats to London's wily foxes, to skyscraper-nesting peregrine falcons, animals have made cities their home - in some cases, their natural habitats have disappeared.

The aim of this study is to describe a model of the dynamics of constituting a living place that is peculiar to the material condition of humanity today and that lends itself to empirical studies of meta-development and sustainability of the human-made environment.

E. dermatitidis have been found worldwide in human-made environment, for example the bathing facilities in Asia and the public Turkish steam bath facilities in Europe [ 10, 11].

Once-common species will be extinct, or exist only in human-made environments like zoos or private breeding colonies far from their natural habitat, such as the lemur sanctuary in the Caribbean that Virgin boss Richard Branson proposed last year.

They are the most diversified mammalian order and can be found in a variety of terrestrial habitats, including human-made environments.

This type of interaction includes practices directed to maintain within human-made environments useful plants that occurred in those areas before the environments were transformed by humans.

These strains are often difficult or impossible to sporulate, which suggests that the ability to undergo sexual cycle degenerates in human-made environments (Johnston 1994).

However, particular human-made environments can be favourable to some organisms as surrogates of natural environments (e.g., Benes et al. 2003), or as novel environments that result from novel physical or biotic conditions (e.g., Hobbs et al. 2006; Ghalambor et al. 2007; Carroll 2008).

We present an approach for creating conceptual representations of human-made indoor environments using mobile robots.

Its content was linked to two chapters other than products and technology (e1); specifically, it was also linked to the natural environment and human-made changes to environment (e2) and s upport and relationships (e3) chapters.