Sentence examples for ample noise from inspiring English sources

LinkedIn announced today that it has acquired Newsle, the machine-learning startup founded to help users pare down the ample noise coming across social networks and give them relevant info about their most important contacts.

If the bear has not seen you, do not disturb it: retreat calmly and quietly, and then make ample noise when you are well away to prevent future chance encounters.

Only half the band performs in Mr. Crumb's "Vox Balaenae" (1971), for electric flute, cello and piano, making an ample and varied noise.

But Veronica Falls makes a lighter noise, with ample flashes of twee-pop anchored by the frontwoman Roxanne Clifford's piercing and brittle voice.

It gave workers ample access to the building, reduced noise, contained dust and prevented debris from falling to the street.

These "character negatives" have ample opportunity to flourish as difficulties, noise and disruption mount, but Proulx's imperious and frequently impractical demands are redeemed by a dry sense of her own shortcomings.

ROALD EVENSEN River Falls, Wis., July 12, 2013 To the Editor: A lot of us have learned that an inexpensive square-ish window fan (set on the floor and pointing in a harmless direction) provides ample cover for ambient rackety outside noise.

In the Colombian writer Juan Gabriel Vásquez's new novel, "The Sound of Things Falling," his narrator, a young lawyer named Antonio, has ample time to meditate on each of these unhappy noises.

One of the principal requirements for wireless communication is that the transmitted EM wave must reach the receiver with ample power to allow the receiver to distinguish the wave from the background noise.

The proposed rules address concerns that such alerts would increase community noise pollution with specifications designed to minimize noise impact while providing ample warning.

2000)) show ample evidence that the low-frequency performance of the rooms has a strong influence on both the amplification of intruding external noise and the development of internally generated noise emanating from communication processes provoked by the users themselves.