Sentence examples for manmade boundaries from inspiring English sources
Another problem, the spokesman said, was that wolves in surrounding areas did not respect manmade boundaries and frequently staged sorties into the Madrid region.
The unit of analysis used in our study, the block, is based on manmade boundaries.
These units are defined by manmade boundaries and not by ecologic determinants, per se, to usefully guide community-based control.
The spatial pattern of natural dune cover types, (Beaches with Pioneer annual Vegetation, Herbaceous Dune Vegetation and Woody Dune Vegetation), for the three dates was described by patch-based (Patch Size and Shape Index) and edge-based metrics, (patch shared boundaries with manmade cover types) and compared using the non-parametric, Kruskal Wallis median test.
Within the park boundaries are two manmade lakes: the 17 acre Ogle Lake, and 7 acre Strahl Lake.
The first manmade object to pass the Karman line -- the 100km boundary that separates spacecraft from aircraft -- was the sub-orbital flight of an A4 rocket from Germany's Baltic coast on October 3 , 1942
It was labeled "manmade silk".
That climate change is indeed predominantly manmade.
Manmade materials are generally much less variable.
"This is mostly manmade pollution," she said.
