Sentence examples similar to of man made origin from inspiring English sources

Patients with injuries due to excessive heat of man-made origin (ICD-9-CM E900.1) were not included.

In addition habitat type, size and origin (i.e. if man made or natural) plus water movements and presence or absence of aquatic vegetation within the habitats was determined and recorded.

Most of the man made structures are bluff bodies.

Tsotsi isn't Hood's first film, but his earlier film, A Reasonable Man, made little impression outside its country of origin.

The man made a noise of assent.

Manning makes that much of a difference.

Added to this, in the first half of the Ottoman period men of Greek origin made up a significant proportion of the Ottoman army, navy, and state bureaucracy, having been levied as adolescents (along with especially Albanians and Serbs) into Ottoman service through the devshirme.

These contingents, composed of men with differing origins and varying allegiances, were also approaching another low ebb in their camaraderie; e.g., while Godfrey and Tancred made camp to the north of the city, Raymond made his to the south.

Quite rightly, we argue that punishing millions of refugees for the actions of a few criminals of unknown origin makes no more sense than branding all white men paedophiles because of Jimmy Savile.

His "Papa Bear" pointed out that the historical St. Nicholas was of Turkish origin, making him definitively a white man.

A man of genius makes no mistakes.