Sentence examples for man-made features from inspiring English sources

We propose a 5-step procedure to account for such man-made features.

Most topographic maps also show land boundaries and other man-made features.

Field boundaries are man-made features found worldwide and their multiple functions in agricultural landscapes are now widely recognised.

Laser scanning data provide the height of the ground objects, which can be used for developing models to extract the man-made features in a complex urban environment.

Topographic maps are graphic representations of natural and man-made features of parts of the Earth's surface plotted to scale.

The vegetation could be classified into dry grasslands, wetlands, weeds, woody species and man-made features, at Level 1, with an accuracy of 0.79 (Cohen's kappa coefficient, κ).

Heathland is also common, as a predominantly man-made feature (created by forest clearance, burning, and grazing).

East of Kirkby Lonsdale lies a man-made feature that now separates the two parks by just six lanes of tarmac – the M6.

Traditionally, this has required a team of researchers and assistants to comb and partially clear the forest, and then to mark, measure, and map every fixed, man-made feature, down to the smallest carved stone, while being tormented by mosquitoes, black flies, heat, and the persistent hazard of venomous snakes.

The analysis also shows that man-made drainage features can greatly increase runoff by connecting parts of the watershed that were previously topographically isolated.

This preferential use of man-made landscape features has implications for how we assess habitat use in this species and perhaps also for modelling studies of bovine tuberculosis transmission in agricultural landscapes.