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Examples
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Marika guessed the noise's source to be a half mile farther along.
Doomstalker Cook, Glen 1985
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One of the most important phenomena at play is "masking" - chronic noise's interference with an animal's perception of sound.
Aspen Times - Top Stories CO Julie Sutor Summit County correspondent Aspen 2010
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The strange 52 hertz deep sea noise is not only from a whale, but, based on the noise's characteristics, is most definitely from a kind of baleen whale, says
FACT - Freedom Against Censorship Thailand facthai 2010
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Scientists ruled out primordial stars or known radio sources -- including gas in the outermost halo of our own galaxy, the Milky Way -- as the noise's source.
Energy News - Energy Technology - Energy Business - Energy and the Environment 2009
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What I like best about it is that it's never noise for noise's sake -- there's always a faint melody or at least some sort of melodic component that gives the music weight and balance.
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No totalitarian regime ever survived without complete control of the media. cameron greer wrote: Josh cites "recent polls" but doesn't include any of the polling or a link to those polls, evidently taking a page from pox noise's style manual.
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Most of the album's four tracks tend to build from the pseudo-psychedelica of noise's roots to a wash of organ sounds or, in the case of "Strides," what sounds like an angelic choir of harmonicas.
Cokemachineglow.com 2009
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... and let's not forget FOX noise's Hannity: "Maybe if Obama" hadn't been going "around the world criticizing the U.S.," the Olympics might have picked U.S.
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