Sentence examples for continuous noise from inspiring English sources

William Luxford, medical director of the House Ear Clinic of St . Vincent Medical Centerin Los Angeles, points out one piece of good news: "It's true that continuous noise exposure will lead to the continuation of hearing loss, but as soon as the exposure is stopped, the hearing loss stops.

He exists now in the world of continuous noise that is prison life.

With almost any continuous noise picked up by the mic giving you full marks every time, it's not so much a game as a crap karaoke machine.

When such auditory beats occur too rapidly to be discriminated, a harsh, continuous noise, commonly called interference, may result.

As reported by Guardian Australia, the Coalition's yet-to-be-released resources policy will pledge to mandate continuous noise monitoring of windfarms, a requirement the industry says is crippling in cost and will not provide useful information.

The Coalition has already promised to impose new continuous noise monitoring rules on windfarms that the industry says will inflict crippling costs and provide no useful information but several MPs and Senators are pressing for a moratorium on new wind farms and a scaling back or scrapping of the renewable energy target.

Mood and performance were not worse after continuous noise.

Underlying diseases may lead to abnormal types of sounds, like high-pitched or rushing, continuous noises, Dr. Milsom said.

Continuous noises, such as wind or waves, may be put on separate tracks that are looped (the beginning of a track is spliced to follow its end), so that the sound can be run continuously.

Continuous noises may be more easily habituated to, while sounds produced at random intervals, as well as loud, sudden noises, may produce more effective deterrents.

Two standard acoustic startle chambers for mice (SR-LAB, San Diego Instruments, San Diego, CA, USA) generated the continuous background noise of 65 dBA and white noise stimuli.