Sentence examples for man-made constructions from inspiring English sources

We have used an internationally accepted empirical methodology for the evaluation of tunnels and underground man-made constructions.

The quality of recreational opportunities in forested lands is largely dictated by the degree of human influence on the landscape, including forestry, recreational facilities, infrastructure and other man-made constructions.

This is a step not taken lightly by the agency, which sees continuity as vital to maintaining the image of French wine as the product of an immutable terroir, something that transcends the time cycles of human lives and man-made constructions.

Each movie implies that we as a culture did this to the celebrities, that their identities are man-made constructions about what fame means.

Three of these Ages are Amateria, a mechanical Age in the middle of a vast sea; Edanna, a world of preserved nature, with abundant plant and animal life; and Voltaic, a dusty island riddled with canyons filled with man-made constructions.

Not unexpectedly, the evolution of science gives rise to new approaches for examining large-scale human activities such as human propagation and human consumption and man-made constructions such as the prevailing economic system.

She loved that harbor because there was no man-made construction nearby.

The fabrics she used in her work came from old conveyor belts, laundry bags, and knapsacks, reinforcing the combination of biomorphic and man-made construction.

Biology has been a brilliant teacher and a precious textbook to man-made construction for thousands of years, because it allows one to learn and be inspired by nature's remarkable and efficient structural systems.

The Dingo Barrier Fence (DBF), the world's longest man-made construction, spanning over 5,000 km, was built with the intention of eradicating dingoes from the southern parts of Australia where sheep-farming is common.

After construction finished around 2560 B.C., the Great Pyramid remained the tallest man-made structure in the world for nearly 4,000 years!