Sentences with phrase «noise in»

Neutron star mountains, by contrast, would give off a very regular pattern of waves that would continue essentially indefinitely, making them easier to distinguish from random noise in the detectors, the researchers say.

This is why a team of researchers have recently been looking into whether the benefits of EV tires can be exploited to help reduce noise in more conventional traffic situations.

Patricelli set out to measure how sage grouse use noise in their mating displays: If calls were obscured by background noise, would the grouse mate less?

In practice, however, the security of quantum - cryptography systems can be compromised by noise in the detectors.

Noise results from random fluctuations in a signal; every circuit — whether genetic or electronic — responds to noise in its own way.

In some of the world's oldest medical texts — papyrus scrolls from ancient Egypt, clay tablets from Assyria — people complain about noise in their ears.

On the other hand, there appears no noise in the unipolar regime (blue dots).

Excess noise in the environment from sources such as traffic can have negative effects on animals that rely on sound to communicate and get information about their surroundings.

And what's worse, women are more bothered by noise in these types of office plans than men are.

Among the men surveyed, 46.1 percent of them reported being annoyed by noise in small open plan offices, compared to 59.5 percent of women.

And so basically what you could do then is have a much more efficient gear because you'd minimize all that heat and vibrations and noise in the gear system.

The holes create electrical noise in the chip which makes it difficult to pick out the avalanche signals.

For instance, he said, a premature infant who spent critical developmental weeks listening to white noise in the hospital may «prioritize» that kind of noise later in life, preferentially tuning into background sounds instead of paying attention to the voice of a parent or teacher.

«However, for a reliable estimate,» they write, «we need to learn more about background noise in the wild as well as the aging of fish - generated trails under natural conditions.»

«In the 1970s, Kip Thorne [Caltech's Richard P. Feynman Professor of Theoretical Physics, Emeritus] and others wrote papers saying that these pulsars should be emitting gravity waves that are nearly perfectly periodic, so we're thinking hard about how to use these techniques on a gram - scale object to reduce quantum noise in detectors, thus increasing the sensitivity to pick up on those gravity waves,» Schwab says.

BACKGROUND OR LOW - LEVEL noise in the home, work or school often disrupts people's concentration.

But regulators have largely ignored noise in parks, wilderness, and other protected areas, which cover 14 % of the country.

Prof Hui and co-researchers are now working on expanding the platform to allow the differentiation of system stochasticity and external noise in driving portfolio inflation.

The Chinese successfully tested a ground - launched satellite interceptor earlier this year, and prior to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, Iraqi forces tried to jam signals from U.S. navigation satellites by transmitting radio noise in an attempt to overwhelm GPS receivers.

In practice, however, designers of possible future missions have grappled with the great complexity of engineering such ambitious spacecraft as well as new frontiers of contaminating noise in space.

How long I will tolerate the additional noise in my soundscape remains to be seen.

Their findings appear in a paper, «A First - Passage Time Approach to Controlling Noise in the Timing of Intracellular Events,» published online in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences on Jan. 9.

Dr Piers Dawes, from The University of Manchester's Audiology and Deafness research group, said: «This is the first study to describe the prevalence of difficulties understanding speech in background noise in a large sample of the population, anywhere in the world.

«There is a lot of effort out there to ignore noise in those studies,» he says.

A truly evolutionary view of our species recognizes that variation is not some noise in the system, but is the system itself.

Besides avoiding killer whales, there is another advantage: It is also at these frequencies that natural noise in the ocean is the lowest.

«So against the background of the rapidly growing use of leisure boats and other sources of noise in the marine environment, it is important to understand how fish are affected by noise.»

And even though they're only concentrating on the conversation, their brains absorb the other noise in the room.

But what happens if the female can not hear the male's singing because of too much noise in the water?

Most geologists who study seismology try to eliminate background noise in their data, but a handful of researchers have started to take a closer look at it.

There was too much noise in the system, and distinguishing planets from other variations in the data was a harder task than expected.

Nemaungani sold the SKA committee on South Africa's clear skies (necessary for precision radio astronomy), the promised political support of its president and cabinet — who have passed legislation to strictly limit the amount of radio noise in the remote site area — and its expertise in engineering and infrastructure.

The nonsense in dreams is caused by random electrical noise in nerve cells, asserted Hobson, a kind of cellular static; repression had nothing to do with it.

Tesla's silent electric cars have made a lot of noise in the auto industry by combining cutting - edge green technology with fashionable good looks.

They reduce the noise in your room for a peaceful and quiet environment.

«Noise in neural systems can play a useful role» by enhancing transmission, says team member Frank Moss, a physicist at the University of Missouri in St. Louis.

MANHATTAN — SoHo resident Pier Consagra applied to become one of the newest members of Community Board 2 because he was fed up with street vendors, garbage and noise in his neighborhood and felt no one was listening to him.

Soon after the delay to the decision was announced by Hoon last Christmas, the Miliband and Benn camps both contacted the Institute for Public Policy Research, over a pamphlet by Simon Retallack, the IPPR's head of climate change, arguing that the third runway should not go ahead unless the government required aircraft using it to meet the aviation industry's own targets to cut carbon dioxide emissions and noise in new aircraft by 50 % and nitrogen oxides by 80 % by 2020.

Amachi is very intelligent to compare with all this touts making noise in River State.

Inwood residents have been complaining since at least 2013 about noise in and around the bars lining Dyckman Street.

Sources have hinted that the presidency is also interested in him as a person who does not make so much noise in his bid to clinch the governorship position.

But the doctor with alert eyes was already by the reporter's side, politely cautioning about making noise in the ward.

Bercow says the Labour front bench is currently the main culprit of noise in the chamber.

Mr. President; if there is noise in the Bunkprugu / Yunyoo disdtrict; blame Solomon Boar and Salifu Saeed.

John Bercow tells members there is too much noise in the chamber as Gordon Brown and David Cameron clash over spending plans

John Bercow struggles to be heard above the noise in the Commons for the result of the vote to change the way a future Speaker is elected.

Complaints about construction noise in the Big Apple more than doubled in recent years — while the city just...

Miliband tries to shout «I'll tell him what happened,» but the noise in the Commons overwhelms him.

Cameron was just finishing his final answer to Ed Miliband, rousing himself to a testosterone - filled flourish, when Bercow interjected, presumably over the noise in the Chamber.

Yet, what we get to hear from the President is noise in foreign lands about non-existing fight against corruption.