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be nuisance
noun
A minor annoyance or inconvenience.
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When a pair of spectacles fog up, it can be nuisance.
Pro se complaints, for example, tend to be nuisance suits that "no lawyer would touch," he said.
Since main interest is in estimating the treatment effects, the subject effect is assumed to be nuisance, and generalized estimating equations are used to estimate the marginal means.
researchers often express irritation with their critics — the death of one detractor is described as "cheering news" — and discuss ways to dodge a slew of what they consider to be nuisance Freedom of Information requests.
To this purpose, the data symbols transmitted by the source and the quantized symbols transmitted by the relay are considered to be nuisance parameters.
In the case at hand, data symbols transmitted by T0 and the symbols transmitted by the relay are considered to be nuisance parameters.
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"Love & Hip Hop," at least, reveals those men of power to be nuisances and liabilities.
Far more common than attacks, however, are nuisance moose.
All of them except k0 are nuisance parameters.
For a system with bands, there are nuisance parameters.
Everything else except the source position of each of the hyperboloid's shape is nuisance.
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