Sentence examples for noisy event from inspiring English sources

Hansen, who told the crowd about the need for continued activism, says the "peaceful but noisy" event was a success.

It has always been a noisy event, with government and opposition MPs bellowing across the Commons chamber at each other and shouting insults.

The maximum noise level influenced the extent of annoyance independently from the number of noise events in the way that an increase in the maximum noise level from the most noisy event led to an increase in the extent of annoyance.

This event is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that you may feel you want to try one time, but some revelers who "survived" the cold, crowded, noisy event have vowed not to return and instead choose to watch it on television from the comfort of their living room.

Kensington and Chelsea council suggested holding "the noisy events" in White City Stadium, a mile or more away.

Timo del Carpio, European economist at RBC Capital Markets, said the latest political instability was alarming the markets: This is the latest in a series of politically noisy events that threatens not only the stability of the current government, but the longer-term reform process more generally.

Several life-altering and "noisy" events, including my father's death, happened in January.

I have created quite a hubbub at massive, noisy events like CES simply by visibly staging a nerd-magnet like Marvel legend Stan Lee in my booth and allowing the photo opp line go on for miles through the hall.

It's been a strange week for the Republican Party, with noisy events pushing the old-time religion, a speech by a prominent consultant urging a new moderation, and back-to-the-future reactions to President Barack Obama's friendly gestures to Hugo Chavez and other critics of America.

The number of 90 trials reflects a trade-off between cleaning the data from noisy events as much as possible and still having enough data to calculate the autoregressive model.

Although it may be seen as a small difference, the 3-dBA increase in logarithmic scale is equivalent to a doubling of the acoustic energy (see the definition of L A e q, T in Endnotes), which may result from the doubling of the number (or the duration) of noisy events, thus potentially affecting the patient's sleep/rest quality.