Sentence examples for noise called from inspiring English sources

The center of the Milky Way, 26,000 light-years from here, coincides with a faint source of radio noise called Sagittarius A*.

Trypnotism reclaims "silly" and reminds you that synth-pop could often do daft: it's probably no coincidence that Art of Noise called their debut album Daft.

A compression wave generated when a high-speed train emerges from the exit portal of a tunnel, causes an impulsive noise called micro-pressure wave.

Therefore, it may be important that FSMs be designed to issue signals that are free of unwanted logic transients (noise) called glitches.

Seated at the studio's controls, situated in the room's acoustic "sweet spot" designed for optimal listening, Mr. Ludwig uses a computer to perform a final edit on the recording as it plays from a pair of six-foot-tall Duntech speakers, smoothing harsh high notes and muddy lows as well as eliminating extraneous noise (called ticks and pops in mastering parlance).

In this paper, we introduced a more realistic model for the impulse noise called General Fixed-Valued Impulse Noise (GFN).

Environmental noise calls attention to itself — splits our own attention, regardless of willpower.

For instance, the Senate majority leader, Joseph Bruno, has made a lot of noise calling for a ban on gifts from lobbyists.

Warren Gatland has branded Samu Kerevi's attempted chargedown of Leigh Halfpenny's clearance kick reckless, worthy of at least a penalty, but he rose above the noise calling loudly for consistency from officials.

Not only will the noise call your attention to the possible entry, it could very well scare away the potential intruder.

In certain circumstances, it produces tortured-sounding bowel noises called borborygmi.