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Значения термина noise на английском

португальский
ruído
испанский
ruido
каталонский
soroll
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Random fluctuation in a physical signal.

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ruído
португальский
aleatoriedade
каталонский
aleatorietat
испанский
aleatoriedad

The quality of lacking any predictable order or plan.

aleatoriedade
Синонимы
Examples for "randomness"
Examples for "randomness"
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Their work forms the beginning of a unified theory of geometric randomness.
Wired
2
The Virgin is faith and mysticism; miracle and instinct; art and randomness.
The dream of perpetual motion
3
We often underestimate the suddenness, even the randomness, of the change itself.
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
4
Bad data, modeling errors and general randomness all can easily be blamed.
Reuters
5
We see patterns where they don't exist, we find meaning in randomness.
Seveneves
1
Space and stochasticity therefore play an essential role in biochemical networks.
Pubmed
2
We also examine the effect of environmental stochasticity on breeding behavior.
Pubmed
3
These results highlight the importance of incorporating demographic stochasticity into basic models of population genetics.
Pubmed
4
A simple mean-field approximation is derived that captures the average effect of the payoff stochasticity.
Pubmed
5
If a population is isolated, the intrinsic stochasticity of elemental processes can ultimately bring it to extinction.
Pubmed
1
Bathing seems to have been taken very seriously, with none of the present matter-of-course haphazardness.
Highways and Byways in Sussex
2
The grove had neither the tame look of a park nor the complete haphazardness of the forest depths.
The great hunt
3
There was no completeness, no system, no organization; it was a kind of haphazardness, altogether opposite to his own clear and well-ordered ideas.
After London; Or, Wild England
4
In general, the documents are a haphazard collection and their very haphazardness suggests that they have been well picked over in the past hundred years.
The Complete Jack the Ripper
португальский
barulho
каталонский
dissonància
испанский
ruido

The auditory experience of sound that lacks musical quality; sound that is a disagreeable auditory experience.

barulho
португальский
estrondo

Electrical or acoustic activity that can disturb communication.

estrondo
Использование термина noise на английском
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Did you know health and safety legislation protects you against excessive noise?
Radio NZ
2
Fifteen minutes later, she heard a loud noise reverberating throughout the house.
Ghosts
3
However, people living near the park complained last year about noise levels.
BBC
4
The purring noise is often used to communicate a sense of content.
The South African
5
Results: Both objective and subjective image noise decreased with increasing iteration strength.
Pubmed
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It is banned from parts of Europe due to excessive engine noise.
The Guardian
7
Over the years, Sandra had heard this particular noise time and again.
Ghosts
8
The engine turned and brought a new noise variable to the problem.
Beyond exile: day by day armageddon
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The noise was terrific; the sight was terrible in its fierce grandeur.
French and English: A Story of the Struggle in America
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Many minutes later, or perhaps it was hours, Raphael heard a noise.
Immortal wolf
11
The new camera is clearer and the images have far less noise.
News.com.au
12
The source added: He is just noise for her at this point.
News.com.au
13
The year is getting shorter, and good noise is hard to find.
Wired
14
Conclusion: Chronic noise burden is associated with the risk of myocardial infarction.
Pubmed
15
In standardized interviews, information was obtained on environmental and work noise annoyance.
Pubmed
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The clamor and noise in the street below had increased in fury.
Louisa of Prussia and Her Times: A Historical Novel
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Translations for noise
русский
шум
Noise через время
Noise в диалектах
Канада
Частое
Великобритания
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Соединенные Штаты Америки
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