man-made feature

It is your right to choose the names you want for its natural and man-made features.

They were unable to identify the use for this man-made feature.

There are no other man-made features near the site.

Indeed, some man-made features in the landscape came and disappeared again without being recorded.

Man-made features may also require careful treatment if we are to save our heritage.

These maps, however, do not show the major transformation of man-made features which have taken place in Japan since 1941.

We're happy for the moors to be a bit of a challenge, so we'll keep man-made features to a minimum.

Vigan is a unique environment in both its natural and man-made features.

The balance between the importance of the rock versus the man-made features is linked to the 10,000-year question.

A geoglyph is a large-scale man-made feature on the ground.

The man-made features are regular, yet there is something unusual about Otho's expression.

Ordnance Survey maps show the natural and man-made features of the landscape.

Traditional definitions require a topographic map to show both natural and man-made features.

In the 1950's, Windmills were considered wholly as attractive man-made features within the landscape.

The satellite is designed to map natural and man-made features to within three meters of their actual location on Earth without ground control points.

Few ecological niches for birds are enhanced by man-made features of the urban environment.

No natural or man-made feature marks the northern axis of the Earth's rotation at the ocean surface.

Sparavigna thinks it may be a good idea to create a database of large-scale, man-made features like these throughout the world.

It describes the natural and man-made features that contribute to the distinctive character of Overton.

Notable man-made features of the estate include the following:

If the city dweller is to enjoy looking at his surroundings, attention must be given to the aesthetic qualities of both natural and man-made features.

They have adapted well to these environments, taking advantage of man-made features such as houses and gardens to create dens.

The man-made features changed as well.

Responsible for the construction of the buildings, the Philips family also retained some natural and man-made features when landscaping the area.

As time went on, more places were named after man-made features, such as churches, castles, and bridges.