Sentence examples for stringent noise from inspiring English sources

At the other extreme, many overseas airports, particularly in Britain, are considering even more stringent noise limits for large airplanes.

Introduced in 1972, the three-cylinder two-stroke was doomed by increasingly stringent noise and emission standards.

Although the city has stringent noise codes, many people complain that enforcement is spotty, despite a recent well-publicized crackdown on a few East Side bars.

It applies the same attention to detail on Earth, with stringent noise standards in its ground facilities, and introduced a "buy quiet" procurement scheme in 2009.

Commercial developments face less stringent noise restrictions than homes, and most of the property owners around El Toro had plans for business parks and retail complexes that would not run afoul of the commission.

Filtering with p-value cutoffs corresponding to the less-stringent noise cutoffs reduced, in the worst case (TIGR00001), the search space by ∼80%.

Using the less-stringent noise cutoffs, PSfamSearch reduces the search space to only 3.83% of the original search space size also with a sensitivity of 99.5% (see Supplementary Table 3 for more detailed results for the first 20 TIGRFAM families) and a speedup of factor ∼14 over direct hmmsearch.

The government said it would propose a six-and-a-half-hour ban on scheduled night flights, and will make more stringent night noise restrictions a requirement of expansion.

Announcing its backing for the third runway, the government has said it would propose a six-and-a-half-hour ban on scheduled night flights, and will make more stringent night noise restrictions a requirement of expansion.

A third runway should be built at Heathrow, the Airports Commission has recommended, but only if it can meet stringent conditions on noise and air pollution.

But the commission said the third runway could only be built if Heathrow met stringent conditions on noise and air pollution.