Red-bellied piranhas (Pygocentrus nattereri), for example, make barking noises when caught.
When the true background noise increases, then the trend goes up and stays there until the noise estimate catches up.
"There has been a lot of noise around catch shares," she says, but "for those fisheries for which catch shares are appropriate, they are a very powerful way of ensuring sustainable, economically viable fisheries that are working for fishers and fish.
"I probably would have made too much noise and gotten caught," he conceded, adding later, "and I don't like beans".
Such dynamics, if perturbed by a higher level of noise, are easily caught in the turning points, which explains the behavior shown in Fig. 5. Let us now discuss the relationship between Vg and Vip.
Already beloved among jazz fans for a slippery, pitch-melting tone that sounds as comfortable in chamber jazz as bent noise-rock, Halvorson caught the ear of music publications like Pitchfork and Rolling Stone upon the release of this solo recording.
This is the place where you will show them how to make random noises without being caught.
(And, besides, don't they give tickets for noise pollution now?) I caught up on phone calls.
Now, over the wind, all the way across the pond, from the beach on the other side of the island, there came a noise the older sister caught, then lost, then caught again.
