More impressive still, all this happens successfully in the middle of a crowded, noisy station.
Facebok page A haven of relative tranquillity in a noisy station, the moderately-priced Orient Express restaurant opened in 1890 but will forever be associated with the 1930s and a certain fictional murder.
Another popular method is speech recognition [5 9], but recognition rate is problematic, and some environments are not proper for certain environments and situations such as a noisy station or a meeting occasion.
In the sampling, the noisiest station, Union Square, was measured at 98.3 decibels, compared with 84.5 at Kennedy.
The one with the widest appeal may have been the transit noise study, which showed that the C and No. 3 trains were much louder than other subway lines, and that Union Square was the noisiest station, with squealing brakes, shrieking tracks and musicians, especially saxophone players, contributing to the high decibels, it said.
At Union Square, long one of the noisiest stations in the city because of its curved tracks, Ms. Nadler found the results not much better: nearly every train was announced by several seconds of deafening screeching and most registered from 107 to 112 decibels.
You could do it in a quiet deserted bar, or a noisy train station.
As I remembered even harder, the hills and roars became noisy train stations.
"When I went to Dimock," says Slottje, "I saw well drilling, huge trucks, muddy crisscrossing pipeline paths cutting through the woods, disposal pits, sites of diesel spills, dusty coatings on plants, noisy compressor stations -- you name it.
It's noisy in the station, so in order to experience it completely I put some music on".
"The station is noisy, carbon dioxide is high, you don't have a shower, there's a lot of angst because you've got to perform.
