Sentence examples similar to man made containers from inspiring English sources

The man made some classics.

Other inventors adapted his process to make containers and packaging.

You can make containers of different 'feed' types, aka colours.

According to the department, if the man-made containers do not hold, the radiation dose at the site boundary will be six times higher than the rules allow after 1,000 years; after 3,000 years, the dose will be 67 times higher.

Yet, in comparison to anopheline mosquitoes, Ae. aegypti thrive in urban environments and frequently breed in man-made containers [25] making certain community-based interventions more feasible [26].

But men made the difference.

The suit argues that reliance on a system that combines the man-made containers with the natural characteristics is "essentially abandoning" the Nuclear Waste Policy Act's mandate "that the site's geology form the primary isolation barrier".

The principal larval habitats of both species are man-made containers that are used for water storage or accumulate rain (Morrison et al., 2004).

In neighborhoods near San Juan, Puerto Rico, Barrera et al. (2011) found that higher precipitation was associated with increased Ae. aegypti populations, and that man-made containers were the most important pupae habitat for producing adult mosquitoes.

Aedes aegypti is a highly domestic species that not only feeds on humans but also breeds in and around human habitation, laying its eggs in water-filled, man-made containers (e.g. water storage jars and discarded containers).

MAN: You made your point.