Sentence examples for qualified noise from inspiring English sources

The word is a complexly qualified noise, endowed with a quite specific saying-power, endowed by institutional regulations, accumulating public custom, pedagogic disciplines, and so on.

This approach, however, which utilizes very local information and penalizes the weight at a constant rate regardless of different degrees of spatial gradient, may not produce qualified reconstructed images from noise-contaminated CT projection data.

The rest of the Tour was not interesting enough to qualify as background noise.

All spectra were compiled and qualified mass peaks (signal-to-noise ratio > 5) with mass-to-charge ratios (m/z) between 2 kDa and 30 kDa were auto-detected.

JOHN: The Media Matter guys are like (makes double-take noise) "Oh, now you qualified it, I can't pull it out and put it in bold print". Aw, sure you can, John!

Now a trial in Manhattan Criminal Court is to determine whether what Mr. Carter did to stop Mr. Sugarman from making those noises qualifies as assault.

Based on this mathematic model, the steepest ascent method is used to search for the optimal process parameters, which produces qualified products and resists the interruption of environmental noise.

This paper describes a newly designed and constructed a field qualified data acquisition system to measure spectra and total noise level of sound from wind turbines.

Even if one or two happen to be qualified, you'll never locate them amidst all the noise.

If the integration interval is not the same as the signal bandwidth, the obtained metric will rely partially on the device's noise floor instead of solely on the input signal, thus, not qualified for power calibration.

Austria qualified.