Sentence examples for causing a noise from inspiring English sources

The group also considered that the proposed development would be out of scale with the landscape, adversely affecting peat, water courses and wildlife, and would have a seriously detrimental visual impact, as well as causing a noise nuisance.

The glass bead serves two purposes: knocks against the weight causing a noise that attracts the fish.

In "See-Saw" two people balance on a plank, their movements sometimes causing a noise-making toy to utter silly little moos.

For example, if a construction drill causes a noise level of about 90 dB, then two identical drills operating side by side will cause a noise level of 93 dB.

In the end, no matter who causes a noise or where it comes from, there are limited ways to address it: block, absorb or a combination of both.

We may say, then, in this matter that if the heavenly bodies moved in a generally diffused mass of air or fire, as every one supposes, their motion would necessarily cause a noise of tremendous strength and such a noise would necessarily reach and shatter us.

The need for an external excitation light causes a noise floor of autofluorescence and backscattered excitation light that is only partially rejected by filtering out unwanted wavelengths.

It caused a noise for a start that brought all the Englishmen running and then it came over the side of the gutter, crashed on to the lawn and slithered down the grass.

A faulty update causes the estimated noise level to increase during speech which in the long term could cause a noise-level estimation B k (n) as high as the actual speech level A k (n), as discussed previously and shown in Figure 3 for the SBA.

It was made of polyurethane, causing a rustling noise during sex, and making some users feel – in the poetic words of Jezebel – that they were being made to "line their vaginas like a waste paper basket".

Last year, while Adele's piano was being lifted onto a stage, a microphone fell, causing a clanking noise in the broadcast and throwing off the singer's performance.