Sentence examples for noise visual from inspiring English sources

A major concern of wind turbine siting relates to negative environmental impacts associated with noise, visual disturbance, and impacts on wildlife.

This deficiency is made worse when these handheld devices are viewed on commuter trains and in other public places where noise, visual distractions and stray light make for the least favorable viewing environment I can imagine.

Of course, large-scale development of wind power may have some negative impacts on the environment, such as land use, noise, visual impact, bird migration and electromagnetic radiation, but compared with other conventional energy sources, especially coal-fired electricity generation, wind power's impact in these areas is much lower or even avoidable.

There will need to be some understanding from environmentalists, for these wind energy conversion systems (WECS) can affect the life of a bird flying into the rotor, and resort hotels have been known to protest siting a wind farm nearby for fear of noise, visual pollution and image (the connection to the region being too windy).

The audit was released Thursday morning minutes before the California High-Speed Rail Authority board met in Burbank, where dozens of residents, mayors, school superintendents, activists and elected officials lined up to decry plans to move ahead with a Palmdale-to-Anaheim route they claimed would devastate communities with noise, visual blight and lost jobs.

Reproducibility can be disturbed by noise, visual disturbances and difficulties in concentration in a noisy and uncontrolled environment.

Here, we demonstrated the power of reverse-correlation analysis of larvae's behavioral responses to white-noise visual and fictive olfactory stimuli to decode the computations underlying the Drosophila larva's navigation of natural environments.

In this study, visibility of the noise source, visual attitude and vertical visual angle (VVA) in different landscapes were explored.

The noise and visual spectacles now are in the casinos, behind implacable glass doors.

Some carts are too big and contribute to noise and visual pollution with blinking neon lights and music.

The relationship between the two moments is dialectical: The aural noise and visual integrity of the first scene are reversed in the second.