Man-made Lake Marion was dam med in the thirties, creating the lake in the middle of the rolling farmlands, forests, and marsh es of the Santee River river valley | valley.

Man-made tin bronze technology requires set production techniques.

Man-made disasters are the consequence of technological or human hazards.

Man-made disasters are examples of specific cases where man-made hazards have become reality in an event.

Man-made threats to the Earth's natural environment include pollution, deforestation, and disasters such as oil spills.

Man-made features have also introduced restrictions, the most important of which was a dam constructed in the 1930s on the White Nile about forty kilometers upriver from Khartoum.

* Human insulin – Man-made insulins that is identical to the insulin produced by your own body.

Man-made structures under Oak Island do in fact exist as discussed in many books, including a book written by Lee Lamb, daughter of Robert Restall.

Man-made in the 1930s on the farmlands and marsh es of the Santee River river valley | valley, Lake Marion is famous for awards | trophy-quality game fish, especially Bass ( fish ) | small and large mouth bass.

Man-made elements such as the interruption of sediment supply, such as a dam, and withdrawal of fluid can also affect beach stabilization.

Man-made structures such as oil rigs and Fish Aggregating Devices ( FADs ) are also fished.

Man-made methods of vegetative reproduction are usually enhancements of natural processes, but they range from rooting cuttings to grafting and artificial propagation by laboratory tissue culture.

** Louis J. Lanzerotti and Giovanni P. Gregori, " Telluric Currents: The Natural Environment and Interactions with Man-made Systems ", Chapter 16.

Man-made holes do not appear to have as large an effect.

Man-made lakes, such as clay pits and gravel pits, often have lower visibility.

" Man-made " chickens also appear in David Lynch's 1977 surrealist horror, Eraserhead.

In his article Death Tolls for the Man-made Megadeaths of the 20th Century, Matthew White estimates the number of those who died at 500, 000.

The Great Man-made River Project ( GMRP ) was conceived in the late 1960s and work on the project began in 1984.

Man-made chutes may also be a feature of spillways on some dams.

Man-made disasters are specific events where an anthropogenic hazard ( filed under: Category: Hazards ) has come to fruition.

* 1974, Conflict in Man-made Environment ', Harmondsworth, Penguin Books.

Man-made embankments are backed by reclaimed wetland grazing areas ; there are many smaller estuaries, including the Rivers Colne, Blackwater and Crouch ; and there are small villages concerned with a coastal economy ( fishing, boat-building, and yachting ).

Locations of Inland Fisheries include NAPOCOR Man-made Lake, NAPOCOR Channel and NAPOCOR Surge Pool area and other private fish ponds.

It took place in the Man-made Basin, located at the Trade Unions Olympic Sports Centre ( Krylatskoye district, Moscow ).

Man-made sources of spikes are usually caused by electromagnetic induction when switching on or off inductive loads ( such as electric motors or electromagnets ), or by switching heavy resistive AC loads when zero-crossing circuitry is not used-anywhere a large change of current takes place.

Man-made cuttings, which were described in 1895 as ruts for hauling canoes, can be seen on the boulder beach ridge at Te Titoki Point.

Man-made wetlands designed to remove nitrogen before runoff from agriculture enters the Everglades in Florida are used as breeding sites for a number of birds, including the endangered wood stork ( Mycteria americana ).

Man-made fish ponds for fresh water fishes, that are privately owned are various opportunities for business entrepreneurs.

Man-made bodies of brine are created for edible salt production.

Man-made fibres were quickly adopted by the industry because of their easy-care properties.

The land surrounding the creek and lake was called " The Ranch ".

The Texas Ski Ranch provides a cable lake for wakeboarding.

In addition to his work to enact the Rural Electrification Act that formed the basis for building the Highland Lakes, President Johnson owned a ranch on the lake ( which was separate and apart from the LBJ Ranch in Stonewall, Texas ), and he and Mrs. Johnson entertained national and foreign dignitaries on the lake during his vice presidency and presidency.

Further from the lake and outside of village lands, lies the 44000 acre Manyara Ranch, of which 35000 acres comprise the Manyara Ranch Conservancy.

Chinese men harvested borax from the dry lake bed approximately 1. 5 miles south of Paxton Ranch.

A lake was built as part of the development, and can be found across I-44 from the site of the Ranch Hotel, which burned in August, 1961.

Available as extras on the DVD are an unfinished knife fight scene between Potts and Gomez in a Mexican village, a longer version of Teresa and Dundee's interlude at the lake, and several silent outtakes — including a master shot which would have opened the massacre scene at the beginning, of Lt. Brannin and his men riding past a sheep farmer to the Rostes Ranch.

Holiday Ranch RV Park and Adelaide Shores RV Resort are private developments with boat access to the lake.

The lowest points are along the lake shore at, while the highest point, at, is a landfill located in the Hegewisch community area on the city's far south side.

The fish community of this lake has remained stable over a long period until a number of introduced species | introductions in the 1970s restructured its food web.

The fish community of this lake has remained unchanged over a very long period of time.

Lake Natron in northern Tanzania is the largest breeding site for the threatened Lesser Flamingo, a huge community of which nest in the salt marshes of the lake.

Berchtesgaden is often associated with the Watzmann, at 2713 m the third-highest mountain in Germany ( after Zugspitze and Hochwanner ), which is renowned in the rock climbing community for its Ostwand ( East Face ), and a deep glacial lake by the name of Königssee ( 5. 2 km² ).

The lake originally supported a native deepwater fish community dominated by lake trout, which fed on a number of deepwater ciscos as well as sculpins and other native fishes.

The deepwater demersal fish community of the lake was in a state of collapse by 2006, and a number of drastic changes have been observed in the zooplankton community of the lake.

Regional authorities are primarily responsible for environmental management, including water, contaminant discharge and coastal management, river and lake management including flood and drainage control, regional land management ; regional transport ( including public transport ) and harbours, biosecurity or pest management ; while territorial authorities are responsible for: local-level land use management ( urban and rural planning ); network utility services such as water, sewerage, stormwater and solid waste management ; local roads ; libraries ; parks and reserves ; and community development.

This happens in December where thousands of lights are floated on the lake to commemorate loved ones in the local community who have been lost to cancer.

The little lumbering community that had started to build up around the lake must have intrigued James Ludington, he wanted to build not just a business but a community.

Many community events including fishing competitions have attracted thousands to this lake to participate.

Cameron Park has several shopping areas, a championship golf course and country club, a community center and pool complex, a recreational lake, and the unique Cameron Airpark Estates.

The town was developed in the 1950s and established in 1958 primarily by M. Penn Phillips and the Holly Sugar Corporation as a resort community on the Salton Sea, a saline, endorheic rift lake located directly on the San Andreas Fault, yet very little development was achieved due to its isolation and lack of local employment opportunities.

When the work crews left the town again became a minor stop on the way to Yosemite until the Boise Cascade company built the Pine Mountain Lake community with a first class golf course, an airport and lake and staked out 5000 lots.

Bowen, often called " Mr. Fourth of July ," eventually gave Roseland Park, which included a man-made lake, to the community.

The lake community became an increasingly important part of the town's social and economic identity.

From its 1956 origins as a summer retreat, Berkeley Lake has grown into a thriving community centered on its namesake lake.

The community consists of several subdivisions around an private lake.

A number of summer homes for visitors to the lake have added to the community.