She regularly complains of noisy neighbors in cheap motels and emergency visits to small-town laundromats.
The study also found that the rates of tinnitus are higher among Americans who are regularly exposed to noisy environments, either at work or during their free time.
High densities of noisy miners are regularly recorded in forests with thick understory in southern Queensland, 20 km or more from the forest/agricultural land edge.
For example, if a teacher regularly shouts to quiet a noisy class, ask the teacher if they could flicker the light switch instead.
Nights were late and noisy, with the flat regularly filled to bursting with whichever musicians had been in that night's club.
It's a long time since he lived in Soho – he's now in South Bermondsey, where he's currently battling noisy neighbours – but still regularly comes into the West End.
Shinseki tended to shut out some of the Army's noisier critics; Keane talks regularly with Colonel Macgregor and is interested in the personnel-restructuring ideas of Major Vandergriff.
Dialysis units, especially the larger ones, can be noisy places with machine alarms regularly going off, with nurses coming and going and with multiple televisions/videos playing.
The desperation is not quiet, but noisy: Mr. DiCaprio's character squabbles regularly with his aproned wife, played by Kate Winslet, as she unhappily tends her streamlined kitchen.
Alongside bands from the previous generation of metal such as Motörhead, Gillan and Judas Priest, Saxon regularly bothered the singles chart and saw big noisy guitars erupt into the otherwise safe world of Top of the Pops.
Insects regularly perform this feat using a sparse ensemble of noisy strain sensors on their wing.
