Sentence examples for windmill noise from inspiring English sources

Many other residents say they hear little or nothing at all, and the question of whether windmill noise can harm health is in dispute.

"Smaller windmills made noise and killed birds.

Opponents say the windmills make too much noise, can fling ice in winter and are dangerous to migrating birds.

It is concluded that the approach provides a simple and inexpensive method of investigating rotor aerodynamics and noise from windmilling speeds through to high subsonic velocities.

Either wind speeds were too low to generate sufficient power or turbulence from gusts produced a deafening noise from the windmill and caused the building to shake.

"We object to the windmill because it will make noise, create movement with odd shadows and be an eyesore to look at," Jack Lawhon, who lives two doors from the Millers, wrote in a letter to the San Francisco Planning Department.

In a region where people often have to holler to be heard over the roar of the wind across the barren hills, they say it is the windmills that make too much noise.

There have been some rumblings, so to speak, of the so-called low-frequency noises that windmills are said to produce.

Noise is an important environmental factor at windmill sites and hence there is a need for reliable methods to control the exposure situation.

: The installation of many new windmills in 2006 and 2007 solicited a significant amount of noise complaints from nearby residents.

The group's contributions to rock include the power chord, windmill strum, the Marshall Stack, the guitar smash, and the use of non-musical instrument noise.