Sentence examples for lack of ambient from inspiring English sources

One reason for the film's lifelessness was its almost complete lack of ambient sound -- another casualty of the film's frenzied postproduction schedule.

If you're OK with this, and with the lack of ambient music and Tibetan singing bowls, a Cuba day spa offers an expert treat (stick to beauty over wellbeing, which they don't really take seriously, yet) at a fraction of the price you'd pay elsewhere, and with a lovely massage-table-side manner to boot.

My eyes were fixed to the screen throughout; the room's lack of ambient light was not entirely to blame for my bad note-taking".S.O.P" is farther-reaching and less of a character study than Mr Morris's last feature film, "The Fog of War", an investigation into the career of Robert McNamara, a former American defence secretary (the film won Mr Morris an Oscar in 2004).

The water schedule was increased in early February, to compensate for lack of ambient water, but the differentiation between the treatments remained the same.

Combining the typically poor long-wavelength sensitivity of fish eyes with the presumed lack of ambient red light, red light is currently considered irrelevant for reef fish.

Study limitations included non-consecutive recruitment, delays in COHb measurements and a lack of ambient CO measurements, which precludes precise determination of incidence.

At the 125th Street Starbucks, Simon quickly noticed a couple of irregularities, such as the hoop earrings belonging to one barista ("She shouldn't be allowed to wear those") and the lack of any ambient music or CDs for purchase.

David Cameron says the change was introduced to make sure the rules regarding sales of hot food are fairly applied, but critics say the lack of definition of "ambient temperature" will cause unnecessary complexity.

Another limitation is the lack of data on ambient or home outdoor pollution measurements, and the limited information on the subjects' workplace.

A study of 82 children found offline FeNO to be 8.8% higher (95% CI, –7 to 58) in urban children compared with suburban children, a difference possibly related to TRP exposure but potentially confounded by the lack of adjustment for ambient NO at the time of the test (Steerenberg et al. 2001).

The lack of glycerol binding at ambient temperature is consistent with the thermodynamics of binding of a carbohydrate to Gal3C.