Sentence examples for man-made surface from inspiring English sources
Instead, any man-made surface could be turned into a solar panel with films and paint.
Bacteria adhere to any man-made surface despite the presence of shear forces due to running fluids, air flow, and other causes.
Eventually these soils turned into Terric Anthrosols with a man-made surface layer of mineral soil material that has far better properties for arable cropping than the original surface soil.
Aeroterrestrial green algae form conspicuous biofilms on man-made surfaces.
The role of the protein layer deposited from serum containing media onto man-made surfaces is discussed.
The dataset is expected to have a rather broad spectrum of users, from those wishing to examine/study the fine details of urban land cover over the globe at full 30m resolution to global modelers trying to understand the climate/environmental impacts of man-made surfaces at continental to global scales.
Exposing urban man-made surfaces, such as roads and buildings, to the sun increases the temperatures of their surfaces and the atmosphere, and consequently impacts upon the local weather, building energy consumption and people's thermal comfort through the modification of microclimatic variables such air temperature, relative humidity and wind speed.
For natural and man-made surfaces whose reflectance are more or less smooth, it is recommended to use as few channels as possible [38] and we study here with the proposed six channel system.
This is not only a hazard for users, but also can contribute to the "heat island effect," in which cities become hotter than surrounding areas because of heat absorbed by dark man-made surfaces such as roofs and asphalt.
For the processes and products of other manufacturing industries, see adhesive; clothing and footwear industry; dye; explosive; floor covering; forestry; chemical industry; man-made fibre; surface coating; papermaking; soap and detergent; textile.
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