Sentence examples for irregular noise from inspiring English sources
The periodic part can be efficiently described as a sum of sinusoids with slowly varying amplitudes and frequencies, and the residual part is assumed to be irregular noise signal.
Significant deviations of the power spectrum from the trend of the spectrum represent the presence of cycle and regular or irregular (noise) patterns in the data.
Surveillance, including audiograms and a questionnaire, was conducted in a farm machine factory as a continuous regular noise exposure group and among firefighters as an example of an intermittent, irregular noise exposure group for 4 years.
Noise-canceling (NC) headphones don't actually reduce irregular noises like speech and crying babies in the row behind you.
Irregular noises seize the attention much more aggressively than predictable ones, so that the silences in between become as stressful as the sounds themselves.
It can be seen that MS data <2000 Da is highly contaminated by irregular chemical noise and other noise from the system.
In order to investigate temporal regularity (Regular vs. Irregular) and noise level (Silent vs. Noisy) effects, we used four different conditions: regular sequencing in silence (Regular_Silent), irregular sequencing in silence (Irregular_Silent), regular sequencing in noise (Regular_Noisy), and irregular sequencing in noise (Irregular_Noisy).
We discarded all LFPs that had more than 3 points outside the mean ±4 standard deviations to avoid influence of irregular artifact noise from muscle activity or other sources.
Sleep spindles are episodic bursts of mid-frequency (alpha < spindles < beta) oscillatory EEG activities emerging on the background of irregular, coloured noise-type or slow wave activity of NREM sleep.
The explosive phase was a characteristic irregular and noise-like waveform and was readily differentiated from the regular (periodic) waveform of voiced sounds [ 13].
It is also woven into the story much the way that trauma is: as a pulsing, irregular beat a jangly noise that rises and falls in volume and affects everyone who can hear it.
