Sentence examples for man-made phenomenon from inspiring English sources
The greenhouse effect is not a man-made phenomenon.
He echoed that criticism on energy and the environment, saying he has long denied global warming was a man-made phenomenon while Mr. Romney has not.
Most Republicans on Capitol Hill deny climate change is a man-made phenomenon and have staunchly opposed regulatory efforts by the Obama administration.
He also said the concept of "contagion," the spread of economic troubles from one nation to the next, is "man-made phenomenon".
It has told Texas and every other state to prepare for regulation of heat-trapping gases, a hated concept in these parts, where skepticism of global climate change as a man-made phenomenon runs deep.
"It is not within Ofcom's remit or ability in this case as the regulator of the 'communications industry' to establish or seek to adjudicate on 'facts' such as whether global warming is a man-made phenomenon".
What's beamed back combines a snapshot of ISS routine – zero-gravity haircare; terrifying external repairs – with an overview of landmasses subject to vivid natural and man-made phenomena: thunderstorms exploding under cloud cover; pollution clogged, veiny rivers; and a telling darkness north of the 38th parallel.
The log-normal and Pareto distributions are heavy-tailed distributions that are almost as common as the normal and geometric distributions in descriptions of physical phenomena or man-made phenomena and many other phenomena.
They reported that the river discharges in several stations had evolved to become more or less correlated over the years and attributed that behavior to changes in the climate system and other man-made phenomena.
One of the most important is the characterization of the near-UV background, produced in the atmosphere by natural and man-made phenomena, that affects the performances of any UHECR Space-detector.
"The combination of quantitative abilities and experimental biology skills is very valuable in synthetic biology," says Timothy Lu of Massachusetts Institute of Technology's (MIT's) Research Laboratory of Electronics, an interdepartmental center where "research encompasses an extensive range of natural and man-made phenomena".
