Sentence examples for man-made water from inspiring English sources

At that time, the Rybinsk Reservoir was the largest man-made water body in the world.

Urban water systems consist of large-scale technical systems and both natural and man-made water bodies.

Analysis of precipitation observations from Chile indicated that man-made water reservoirs might be affecting the intensity of extreme precipitation events.

Nature uses organic molecules for light harvesting and photosynthesis, but most man-made water splitting catalysts are inorganic semiconductors.

The government's original announcement that it would cancel Spain's biggest projected man-made water course, diverting Pyrrenean mountain water 300 miles south from the Ebro to the near-desert of Almeria, panicked property developers.

Sadly, dinosaurs as imagined in 1980 don't date particularly well and, in a post Jurassic Park world, look like long-forgotten grubby toys plonked in the middle of a field surrounded by man-made water features.

So they built the Croton Aqueduct, a massive, man-made water-distribution system to bring fresh water in from lesser-developed land to the north.

Mr. Cunningham has said a 1963 law gave his department responsibility for reconstructing roadways and bridges crossing man-made waters.

In one, a bison skeleton hovers at the site of a Roman aqueduct: it's the ghost of prehistory at the man-made watering hole of Western civilization.

Identifying these unique geochemical and isotopic fingerprints gives scientists and water-quality managers a new array of tools for tracing the presence and distribution of man-made fresh water in a region's soils, surface water, and groundwater, Vengosh says.

The storm water drainage system is made up of the natural river drainage and man-made storm water drains.