Sentence examples for manmade environments from inspiring English sources

More research has to be done to identify stimuli affecting risk perception and cognition of manmade environments and to analyse the connection between stimuli and site characteristics.

They mainly haul-out on sandy or rocky beaches, but they also frequent manmade environments such as marinas and wharves.

Or, if you're outdoorsy and prefer the natural settings over the manmade environments, why would you go out with someone who prefers wandering through malls more than remote trails?

But the digestive tract of the modern feedlot cow is closer in acidity to our own, and in this new, manmade environment acid-resistant strains of E. coli have developed that can survive our stomach acids -- and go on to kill us.

Still, urban exploration remains a popular pastime, as it can be done in any manmade environment anywhere in the world.

Rockfalls are frequent phenomena in hilly regions and have threatened manmade environment as well as generated loss of human life and property.

To analyse this kind of perception of the manmade environment by visual stimuli, we tested the influence of the stimuli order, brightness, big structures, Gestalt, modernity, borders and newness in a quasi-experimental design with 54 participants, half of them bankers and half of them students.

This provided Australian scientists with access to the high latitude outer regions of the magnetosphere from a low manmade noise environment.

The built environment is manmade.

Ji's message: that everything in the contemporary world, including how we think and talk about our environment, is manmade.

The role of a landscape architect is to integrate the natural environment with manmade structures, explained Francisco Behr, an architect whose passion is landscape design.