Examples of using Man-made in English and their translations into Arabic
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They're dropping man-made bombs!
(v) The tourism sector in developing countries is especially vulnerable to natural and man-made disasters.
Series of lectures on legal issues in natural and man-made disasters.
Medical irradiation is the largest source of man-made exposure of the population.
Nothing. At least no man-made weapon.
I think this one might be man-made.
Several papers addressed optical observations in the geostationary orbit, the population growth of man-made objects in that region and the resulting collision risk.
The widespread use of benzene in industry can not exclude man-made accidents that existed in history.
I can't get much off what's left of his clothes. It's just a generic mixture of cotton and man-made fibers.
But this man-made abundance is irresistible to many animals we now call pests.
In the Western tradition, Greek and Roman philosophers had a clear concept of the laws of nature, as opposed to man-made law.
Recognizing that catastrophe insurance is needed to address the severe risks which many countries face from both man-made and natural disasters.
AURAK thus offers students a high quality education, in an enjoyable and relaxing environment amidst both natural and man-made beauty.
Provide humanitarian assistance at the extent possible to neighbouring countries which need assistance because of man-made or natural catastrophes(Russian Federation);
Decree No. 415 of the President on the National Response Plan on Natural and Man-Made Emergency Situations of 26 August 2008;
The international community also needs to standardize the multiple systems for early warning in the case of natural and man-made disasters.
So, the contrast between a world of natural energy, which seemed to be the eternal limits for all of human history up to about 250 years ago, and the world in which we tap man-made energy of entirely new kinds.
they may not necessarily be notable. The inclusion of a man-made geographical feature on maps or in directories is insufficient to establish topic notability.
Man-made?
Man-made prisons.