Sentence examples for environment noise level from inspiring English sources

Rail corrugation and polygonalization of high-speed railway wheels can not only lead to a poor passenger ride comfort and a high environment noise level but also decrease the service life of some key parts such as wheelsets, bearings, and rails.

We investigated the deviation of PDC from the 'ideal' for different values of environment noise level, number of samples per trial and MAR model order.

Each subplot presents the two metrics for a particular combination of N Samples/Trial, environment noise level, and MAR model order.

Zhang et al. [16] verified that the GCC-PHAT could actually be derived from the ML-based algorithm in reverberant environment if noise level is low.

So, to better match co-working mates, PivotDesk takes into account the nuances of culture and company dynamics, essentially building a unique taste profile for businesses based on their industry, number of employees, work habits and environment and noise level preferences, for example.

In addition to the references from the original of databases of these two methods, we used software with logistic regression from the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health of Taiwan (http://www.iosh.gov.tw/default.aspx) for the hearing threshold values of the survey data, which were based on environment noise sound levels, exposure time, and age for correlation with the risk of hearing loss.

The questionnaire also asked respondents to self-rate certain aspects of their work environment (ambient temperature, noise level, light intensity, and air circulation).

In order to describe the sound environment, the equivalent noise level (LAeq) is used to represent an average sound pressure level over a given time, while the highest sound pressure levels of the intermittent sounds are better described by their maximum noise levels (LAFmax) or peak levels (LCpeak).

In hospital environments, high noise levels are associated with worse patient outcomes such as psychological stress and satisfaction with care.

This may be partially explained by the greater number of individuals employed in environments with noise levels below 85 dBA as well as a decreased likelihood of hearing protection at noise levels not deemed to be dangerous [ 19].

Factor three consisted of the items that probed parental voice alterations and the child's response to their name observed in a domestic environment with a noisy background, while the fourth factor included the child's response to their name in an environment with a normal noise level.