Sentence examples for predictable noise from inspiring English sources
What is remarkable is how galvanising this announcement feels, not least because of all the predictable noise around it.
In a statement, Heathrow said modernising airspace would bring more predictable noise respite through alternating routes and steeper departure paths.
"This will bring benefits to both local communities with more predictable noise respite through alternating routes and steeper departure paths, and passengers by reducing airspace congestion," he said.
This implies that low temperature inductors and transformers with predictable noise characteristics can be designed for applications where the lowest noise is not a limiting factor of performance.
RLC is also likely to produce rhythmic and more predictable noise (Larsson 2012a).
In addition, respiratory locomotor coupling will produce rhythmic and more predictable noise.
Igesund made predictable noises about seeing "a big improvement" and "seeing the big picture" but he admitted his side "kept going sideways".
We sustained our search on the fact that EEG signal can be described as a particular type of quasi-predictable noise, also called pink or fractal noise.
The results of all this observation are shows that reflect a world tailored to children's entertainment cravings, some unexpected, some more predictable -- slurpy noises, rainbows, glittering balls, kaleidoscopic colors.
Values approaching α = 1.0 are considered the ideal balance between the predictable signal of Brownian noise (α = 1.5) and the complete unpredictability of white noise (α = 0.5) (Peng et al. 1995; Goldberger et al. 2000).
