Sentence examples for in relation to noise from inspiring English sources

The paper presents an analysis of problems associated with the area and power reduction of readout circuits used in multichannel neurobiology experiments, in relation to noise minimization.

The aim was to evaluate the prevalence of annoyance, disturbance of rest and concentration and the presence of psycho-social and medical symptoms in relation to noise exposure.

The performance of the scheme on two study cases is investigated; the statistical performance in relation to noise on a hypothetical signal, and a modeled segment of a utility network in South Africa.

In the past decade or so, most efforts in relation to noise reduction seem to have been devoted to tracking of noise power spectral densities [11 14] to allow for better noise reduction during speech activity, extensions of noise reduction methods to multiple channels [15 18], and improved optimal filtering techniques for noise reduction [1, 8, 19 21].

For example, we can only appreciate cold if we experience hot; wet is only meaningful in relation to dry; and silence only makes sense in relation to noise.

Logistic regression was used to calculate odds ratios for annoyance in relation to noise exposure.

This means that developmental processes related to cell fate must be robust in relation to noises, and explains how the developmental network deals with noises via the structure of the coherent type-1 of Motif 4. Interestingly, we found that nested feedback loops were frequently observed in the gap gene network and most of the nested feedback loops contain mutual inhibition structures.

Noise measurements at a dose level of 20 mA and a FOV of 240 mm showed comparable noise levels for the different ROIs, most likely because of the proportionally more prominent effect of detector noise in relation to quantum noise at a low tube current.

(Even today some US courts define acceptable noise levels for courtroom photography in relation to the noise level of a Leica shutter).

In relation to aircraft noise, these results are consistent with previous studies in that associations between aircraft noise and MI or CHD mortality have not been found to be confounded by exposure to air pollution [ 8, 9].

In order to enhance the defect in relation to background noise of large grained materials different algorithms have been developed.