But mostly it was small-bore stuff, a catalog of gathering annoyances: noise, litter, trampled sea oats.
At first blush, then, this festival, sponsored by Make magazine, is a gathering place of pyromaniacs and noise junkies, the multiply pierced and the extensively tattooed.
This was the fourth annual Tectonics Glasgow, a bright young festival hosted by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra with the aim of gathering experimental musics – orchestral, folk, indie, noise, improv, whatever – all under one roof.
As a fix, engineers devised a way for the crippled spacecraft to continue gathering data with less precision and more noise.
In the last year or two, he said, far more people seem to be complaining about noise from social events and gathering places than ever before.
She has urged her colleagues to attack the problem of low female numbers as they would any scientific problem, by systematically gathering data, checking their detectors, factoring out background noise.
Sanders supporters will be gathering with banners and pots and pans ("to make some noise").
Turn your ISO down for streaks, as you'll be gathering more light though the longer exposure time, which can translate to noise.
John Brogan, chief of the Scarsdale police, says teenagers have recently been gathering in small, hard-to-detect groups -- avoiding the large parties that garner noise complaints.
The group will use the city's 311 data, but also plans to employ wireless sensors — tiny ones outside windows, noise meters on traffic lights and street corners, perhaps a smartphone app for crowdsourced data gathering.
