"Noise" is a poor term for what is often other related molecules, e.g., coeluting or coisolated, since there is an association of a statistical regularity with spectral noise that does not at all apply here.
Since I moved to New York City from Melbourne, I've been subjected to street harassment with a regularity that almost defies belief.
As the game proceeded, England scored tries with a regularity that not even London buses can match - one every four minutes.
But before his death, from leukemia, in 1994, they could and did, with a regularity that the poet found flattering, if tiresome.
Tom Harrison is not a household name just yet but the England and Wales Cricket Board's new chief executive has been sending forlorn employees on their way with a regularity that Lord Sugar might envy.
Everyone will have their own particular dearly departed, but few will have as many as Joe Boyd, producer of Nick Drake and Pink Floyd, whose most recent newsletter plays the Last Post with a regularity that borders on the hypnotic.
Nor has there been the chaos of Boris Johnson's 2008 election, with deputy mayors arriving and departing with a regularity that would be the envy of many London commuters.
We should consider only rituals with some other specific features such as high regularity, with a weekly or a monthly period; a large number and a high density of participants; no reasonable sanitary protection, and so on.
Of the central characters, one is an out and out cad (he cheats on his wife with a regularity that would test the bounds of scheduling and stamina).
Unfortunately what we had were missives from high above, fired with a regularity suggesting haste and a foregrounding of party politics.
He has been making the extraordinary look ordinary for four years now, producing astonishingly brilliant performances with a regularity that has made them no longer astonish.
