Sentence examples for human din from inspiring English sources

As things stand, the human din is pervasive.

Krause calls for better methods of statistically measuring how human din ("anthropophony") affects natural soundscapes.

In "Voices of the Wild," Bernie Krause calls for better methods of statistically measuring how human din affects natural soundscapes.

Recent studies of the effects of human din (such as automobile and aircraft traffic) have found that it can cause depression, high stress levels, insomnia, and headaches.

Every once in a while a thundering crack is audible over the human din, as a huge piece of ice breaks off the face of the glacier.

That sort of human din, studies are beginning to suggest, is imperiling habitat — in Denali as well as wilderness areas around the world — as surely as a bulldozer or oil spill.

"Leave me alone!" a girl shouted above the general din of human voices and music from the video game.

I always found that nature's "silence," that is, what remains when the din of human presence is subtracted, far superior as an affirmation of being.

Michael Sfard, a legal adviser to Yesh Din, a human rights group that helped bring the legal cases against the settlements, pointed to two of the government's own reports on illegal outposts that listed the three as problematic.

According to the Israeli human rights organization Yesh Din, of 162 investigations conducted since 2005 by the Israeli police concerning acts of vandalism against Palestinian-owned trees in the West Bank, only one produced an indictment [pdf].

It is almost lost in the din of human shouts as traders call out bids to one another or turn up the volume on squawk-boxes connecting this dealing-room with those of clients.