Sentences with phrase «times less noise»

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If you post at times when you have fans online but there is less noise in the News Feed, the probability you'll be filtered out decreases.

You can aim to post at the most popular usage times to get in front of more people, but keep in mind that others are pursuing this strategy as well — it may be worth testing your posts during off times, when your content is less likely to be lost amidst the noise.

In the summer of 1986, when the Greenwich Village bookstores were crowded with Jay McInerney's Bright Lights, Big City — a novel whose method of demonstrating the bankruptcy of our culture, one critic said, is to chronicle its parties — and Bret Easton Ellis's Less than Zero and Don DeLillo's White Noise, all in shiny paperback covers, I remembered a New York Times review that called Richard Ford's The Sportswriter a novel about a good man.

Media seems to be attracted to shiny objects and less about the grinders, the stories of the individual fighters, where they came from and how they got there, the real fighters who don't make noise because they aren't off acting a fool all the time.

Make them know it's night time even if they're awake by dimming the lights and making less noise.

This panel combines new generations of FISH technologies, pairing oligonucleotide - based SureFISH technology with a ready - to - use formulation of formamide - free IQ Hybridization Buffer, resulting in high signal - to - noise ratios with less than 4 hours of turnaround time.

The second time they hear the noise, they'll startle significantly less; by the third time, they'll barely startle at all.

Most of the sunlike stars it surveyed for planets proved to be far less placid than our own star, contaminating the spacecraft's delicate datasets with astrophysical «noise» that would require years of extra observing time to overcome.

Replacing some of the lawn with groundcover would mean spending less weekend time behind a power mower, which produces more carbon dioxide, not to mention noise, per mile than any automobile.

When I visit Lincoln Center, I find noise up to 80 dB on the street corner outside, but after I step into the empty Tully Hall and close the door behind me, my meter bottoms out at its lower limit of 50 dB for the first time; Holden tells me his firm's measurements show that the sound level in the space is actually less than 25 dB.

The aircraft and road traffic noise exposure levels estimated for their postcodes at that time — less than 50 decibels to more than 60 dB — were used for the current study in 2013.

Because 99 % of the time I will be within these RPM ranges, the engine will be producing more horsepower without a lot of noise or fuss, with better engine longevity - the engine will be producing more power at a lower RPM hence less engine wear, and finally there is more instant acceleration when I need to accelerate without having to change down a gear every time, which I would have to do in the peaky engine.

Bottom line, the 350 RWD turns in more keenly and understeers less than either the AWD or the RC F, while achieving grip levels much closer to those of the full - on F. Of course the 350 isn't as straight - line swift as the F (Lexus claims 0 -60-mph (0 -97-km / h) times of 5.8 and 4.4 seconds respectively) but the sixer makes all the right noises with impeccable smoothness.

I've had my Sentra for less than two years, and the brakes have already locked up more times than I can count (causing an accident one of those times) and they make a weird creaking noise the first few times you use them everyday.

If you prefer to trade on the shorter time frames, you can eliminate some of the «noise» by instead focusing less on indicators and also by waiting for solid confirmation of trends before jumping in.

However, signals on the lower time frames are naturally less reliable than signals on the daily chart because the daily chart works to «smooth» out the noise and randomness that can occur on time frames below it, thus showing you a more accurate picture of the market.

But the higher time frames will naturally give less «noise» on the chart and less noise results in less stress and frustration.

About 90 % of us would benefit from less saturation with the daily noise and more time to read pieces that offer a bit of perspective.

Noise is also an issue, as softer sounding devices are less disturbing to dogs and will in turn encourage them to sit for longer periods of time.

And with less commotion and noise, kids flying first class have an easier time sleeping.

The appeal of most crossovers is less about the hardcore and more about how much noise is on the screen at any given time.

In my world, 0.4 degrees or less of variability is just noise in the data and we spend a lot of time and money to ensure accuracy.

What's really plaguing coverage are the same things that have been plaguing it for years: a declining number of specialized reporters in newsrooms, less time and fewer resources for reporting, and all the «noise» created by blogs and the 24/7 cable news.

«Change is not synonymous to nonstationarity, since even an ideal stationary white noise process involves change, which however becomes less and less distinct as the time scale of viewing the process (e.g., time scale of averaging) increases.

Autocorrelated noise is even less intuitive, as it will generally remain above or below its average value for longer periods of time than independent noise.

Pielke has a more defensible argument — «'' Thirty years is not an appropriate length of time for a climate analysis, much less finding causal factors like climate change,» — and he's bright enough to cherry pick data sets with a lot of noise and statistically infrequent occurrences that do require more than 30 years (look!

At the same time, cycling — which is the most efficient form of transportation — and energy efficiency, are by far the cheapest means of addressing a wide range of issues, from climate change, to congestion to high energy prices.Cycling is an Overlooked Solution In fact, even compared to mass transit, cycling requires less road maintenance (and hence taxpayer money), takes up less space, and results in far less emissions and noise.

Spend less time sorting through the noise and more time interacting on how to practice, manage and grow your firm.

At the same time, there is less jobs noise: «People are interacting on a wide variety of subjects, not just jobs, so it feels very organic.»