Sentence examples for noise loses from inspiring English sources
But then he shifts his ground: David circulates petitions to get an anti-noise motion on an election ballot, and, for a while, "Noise" loses its neurotic intensity and becomes a story about a resourceful crusader, like Erin Brockovich in this case, an urban activist.
Although the soundscape is a non-market good, the attempts of its evaluation have been increasing, usually by estimating the economic costs arising from exposure to noise: lost productivity, medical expenses, decreases in revenues from tourism.
More recently, some residents have condemned the interruptions wrought by filming for the HBO series "Boardwalk Empire," complaining of noise, lost parking spaces, and a preponderance of porta-potties.
Although Ravi's method can successfully reduce the noise, it loses the dynamic range because of the brightness constraint term using gamma correction.
As Eric begins to lose control of his own plot, he grows feverish, and hears weeping and sinister noises; he loses his "excellent sense of direction" and can't find a way through his own woods.
However, many important data contain noise that is signal dependent and obeys a Poisson distribution; thus removing this noise without losing image features requires a data-fidelity term reflecting the noise characteristics.
Some experience sensitivity to noise, others lose their balance, and still others become sensitive to bright light.
And Spice Market is enormous, so a lot of the noise gets lost up in the ceiling.
However, the existing methods often suffer from high sensitivity to terrain noise or lose significant stream branches and accurate channel paths.
Quickly, though, firms and land-grant universities receiving ARPA-E grants, many in red states, made noise about losing a source of funding.
