Sentence examples for restrict noise from inspiring English sources

In court, however, he sometimes sounded like the Miss Manners of the railroad, blaming the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the railroad's parent agency, for not enforcing its own etiquette rules, which restrict noise to 70 decibels under some circumstances.

"The question was if you are going to restrict noise, what are considered to be good noises and what are considered to be bad noises?" said Thomas Kathe, the city attorney of Costa Mesa.

A number of conditions to restrict noise are expected to be discussed at the meeting, including retaining acoustic screening, limits on live eviction shows and time limits on music.

As Scientific American magazine reported at the time, they had them lie on U-shaped foam pillows to restrict noise, and set up a continuous hum of air-conditioning units to mask small sounds.

Oregon is one of a growing number of places that have drafted specific regulations restricting noise from wind turbines.

It also seeks to give Brussels a right to more closely scrutinize measures taken by member states to restrict airport noise, to ensure that the economic effects of such curbs are taken into account.

Last month, supervisors in one town passed regulations to limit noise and restrict the expansion.

It has been shown that the aperture time of the sampling system conditions the performed measurement by restricting the noise or distorting the signal under analysis.

Examples in air transportation include the impact on air traffic safety by new air traffic control techniques such as time-based spacing, the impact on airport capacity or airline business by policies restricting airport noise, the propagation of delays through the air transportation network, or the consequences that multiple actors can have when coordinating together.

Some laws restrict unnecessary vehicle noise.

The probability of transmission as a function of noise amplitude is found for both uniform noise and noise restricted to a patch.