Sentence examples for noise surface from inspiring English sources

The commission will hold two public meetings near the airports to check its work and to get to grips with local issues: noise, surface access, affected communities.

By filtering out earthquake signals and ambient seismic noise surface waves, they were able to reconstruct how ambient seismic noise rippled through the Earth.

To identify segments of the spectrum corresponding to crosspeak regions, a local noise surface is calculated for each spectrum.

Different types of road surfaces are taken into account, including thin layer noise reducing surfacing, dense surface and poro-elastic road surface.

A talent dog needs to be comfortable with (and absolutely unfazed by) different environments, noises, surfaces, places, lights, movements, people, animals, and just about anything out of the ordinary.

And scattered through the festival's diverse thematic programs are a number of arresting, horrifying and sometimes boring real people, including some of the artists themselves, presented amid the background noise and surface clutter of their very real lives.

Theoretical models linking rolling noise and surface roughness have been available for some 20 years.

We report investigations of the dependence of 1/f noise on surface condition, alloy composition and the substrate temperature during evaporation in samples of amorphous selenium alloys.

Furthermore, the measuring data of the acoustic signals are compared by measuring noise from surface vibration, and the results are valid.

Computer simulation and circuit test results are presented to demonstrate that the data transmission rate can be in excess of 500 bps along a 53.76 m experimental channel under the conditions of the simulated impulse noise and surface noise with a low bit error rate (BER), and the PAPR reduction performance can reach almost the same as that of a conventional SLM (CSLM) scheme.

First, at 14 days after noise exposure, surface preparation (SP) was used to detect and quantify OHC loss in the basal turn, which is the most vulnerable site for acoustic injury.