Sentence examples for moderate annoyance from inspiring English sources
"Yes," says Matthew. "That would be enough to cause moderate annoyance.
When he's not silently pondering all his inner complexities, Jimmy Perez, who's all the way from Fair Isle, erupts in moderate annoyance at the locals.
Keith et al. [ 17] proposed that in a quiet rural setting, the predicted sound level from wind turbines should not exceed 45 dB(A) at a sensitive receptor location (e.g., residences, hospitals, schools), a value below the World Health Organization guideline for sleep and speech disturbance, moderate annoyance and hearing impairment.
According to Jim Cummings, executive director of the nonprofit Acoustic Ecology Institute in Santa Fe, New Mexico, most of the reports to date that have concluded turbines are harmless examined "direct" effects of sound on people and tended to discount "indirect" effects moderated by annoyance, sleep disruption, and associated stress.
We found no rise in saliva cortisol level among participants who reported moderate or high annoyance in the lowest exposure group, < 50 dB.
Comparisons between the findings in the different surveys can be made only after considering differences in noise index calculation procedures, human response measurement procedures and annoyance moderating conditions.
The only other change observed was a moderate increase in tinnitus annoyance in the laser group at the 6-week control.
Railway noise appeared to be the most prominent noise source in the overall annoyance, especially at moderate and low noise levels.
Also treated is the estimation of annoyance by traffic noise at moderate noise levels via speech intelligibility scores.
In the aircraft annoyance analyses, the variable was classified in three categories (low, 0 3; moderate, 4 7; high, 8 10).
(Eastwood, a moderate libertarian Republican, has acknowledged parallels with the Presidency of Barack Obama, and expressed his annoyance with the "morbid mood" of America and the "teen-age twits" in Washington).
