The phrase "alien noise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe sounds that are unfamiliar or otherworldly, often in a science fiction context.
Example: "As the spaceship approached the distant planet, the crew was startled by the alien noise emanating from the surface."
Alternatives: "unearthly sound" or "extraterrestrial sound".
In a fug of alien noise and smells we pass neat pyramids of tiny glistening brains, huge papillated curly tongues and duck-egg foetuses (pong tia koon).
This noise correlation can be exploited to mitigate alien noise.
This high correlation can be used effectively to mitigate the alien noise in the DM channel.
As such, the CM signal receives the alien noise only and rejects (X i = 0 in (2)) the useful signal.
where ρ is the correlation coefficient between CM and DM alien noise of the i th TP.
In case of alien noise originating from a single or small number of noise sources, the correlation between DM and CM signals is strong.
Seemingly designed to get up the noses of original acid house fans who still bang on about the manifold joys of 1987, Oi Oi Oi might rock harder than Motorhead, but outside of a nightclub, the grinding synths, alien noises and discordant disco become tediously one-dimensional.
Must be the sounds of the city, the familiar yet alien noises that every city-dweller knows.
Their album, "Smokin' Voyages," begins with a sonic liftoff that bleeds into "Sunrise," a powerhouse blues/rock track that would feel more classic without the alien noises that are interspersed throughout.
The most recent overview on threats to the biodiversity of the Baltic Sea includes the lists of the following 10 major categories: fisheries, maritime activities (including shipping), physical damage and disturbance, recreational activities, eutrophication, hazardous substances, alien species, noise pollution, hunting, and climate change [54].
Lonerism, in 2012, wasn't above dropping the odd reference to the Beatles or the Syd Barrett-era Pink Floyd, but the songs came draped in modern electronics and slathered in distortion – not the warm, familiar fuzz of overdriven amps, but an alien, digital noise, the sound of modern machines going wrong.
