Sentence examples for human-made structures from inspiring English sources

Acid deposition also affects human-made structures.

Human-made structures also cause surface loading, consolidation, and settlement.

View from beneath the Maeslantkering storm surge barrier, one of the largest moveable, human-made structures in the world.

Despite its spectacular behavior and affinity for human-made structures, little is known of the life history of this species.

As an area becomes urbanized, the replacement of original habitats with human-made structures can reduce biodiversity.

Over half of accounts note damage to human-made structures, and causality is implied in many of these accounts.

MACHETE, with its incredible area coverage rate and excellent resolution (400 square km/hour at 25-cm resolution or 1,200 square km/hour at 50-cm resolution), can rapidly map a broad region and supply detailed three-dimensional images of every terrain feature or human-made structure over which it flies.

She gained the moniker 'space archaeologist' because she uses satellite imagery which she combines with sophisticated algorithms to identify subtle changes on the ground which could signal a hidden human-made structure.

Dr Parcak is known as a space archaeologist because she uses satellite imagery collected above the Earth and analyses it using algorithms to identify subtle changes that could signal a hidden human-made structure.

"But in a human-made structure, like a bunker, we can go into a site like that [after the bats have left] and we can actually scrub a place down". However, she said that even if the vast resources - financial and technical - needed to build a network of refuges for bats were available, the process of hibernation still held secrets waiting to be unlocked by science.

The echo chamber is a human-made structure.