Endocrine disruption describes a property of exogenous chemicals, either natural or man-made, that leads to perturbation of biological function via endogenous endocrine systems.
Loss of natural habitat and increased use of man-made materials have led to higher temperatures in tropical urban landscape.
Since the 1950s, increased water storage on land behind man-made dams has led to reduced SLR52, and increased volcanic eruptions in the latter half of the 20th century increased atmospheric albedo and reduced ocean heat content, limiting thermal expansion53.
The first three rows illustrate natural image context examples that are correctly grasped by aspect model 2. The fourth row shows a correctly estimated man-made context that leads to an improved classification of patches for aspect model 2. In the fifth example, however, the overestimation of the man-made related aspects leads to patches that are dominantly classified as man-made.
Another tourist attraction is the London Bridge, which crosses a man-made canal that leads from Lake Havasu on the Colorado River to Thompson Bay.
Large amounts of snow which accumulate on top of man-made structures can lead to structural failure.
Moreover, the title doesn't make much sense because it's never really clear how this viral, man-made disease could lead to another global conflict.
As Thursday evening's "Lead Summit at Harvard Revolutionary Discoveriess in Lead Pollution and Health Impacts" made clear, man-made sources of atmospheric lead not only reach back through the centuries, but they have increasingly deadly effects on some of our most vulnerable groups.
The prevalence and widespread use of man-made chemicals ("xenobiotics") has led to a focused effort to establish new technologies to reduce or eliminate these contaminants from the environment.
National conflicts and tragedies, whether man-made or natural, lead to the breakdown of governance and law especially in Third World countries.
Biofouling is a natural process that involves the settlement and growth of fouling organisms such as barnacles, bryozoans, hydroids and mussels on natural or man-made structures and finally leads to material deterioration (Pérez et al. 2014; Li et al. 2013).
