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• Critics praised the car's comfortable and spacious interior, excellent noise insulation, and incisive handling.
• Some GMV residents have complained that the noise insulation in the Kilby Court blocks is inadequate.
• Around the same time, the locomotive cabs were modernised with new, rationalised control layouts and additional noise insulation.
• Cork is resilient and'springs back'preventing imprints due to heavy traffic and furniture, it also provides excellent noise insulation.
• A mid-life update was performed in 1997-1999 . This included updated communications and navigational hardware along with improved noise insulation.
• The choice of material for floor covering is affected by factors such as cost, endurance, noise insulation, comfort and cleaning effort.
• Still, vibration and harshness from the drivetrain, coupled with a lack of noise insulation, make the cabin a loud place indeed.
• For 2017, the Forester interior gained additional noise suppression ( acoustic windshield, thicker side glass, additional noise insulation ) and improved trim.
• A double wall design, by devising two walls separated by a space, was employed for the interior walls of the structure for noise insulation.
• Of course, one of the reasons the cars need an active system is that they're generally noisier than luxury sedans, which have more padding for noise insulation.
• Besides having noise insulation added under the new floorboards, the co-op will have the old freight elevator renovated so that workers and materials can go directly to the roof.
• Despite that, its heated passenger compartment, good noise insulation, vibration damping and seamless acceleration mean a higher standard of comfort than some other tram types in Budapest can provide.
• Additionally, to cut costs, the ceiling tiles and grid were not rebuilt to accommodate the new walls, which makes for a small gap at the top and reduces noise insulation.
• :The RB-47H and ERB-47H were highly capable aircraft, but the EWO compartment was not only cramped with sitting room only, but also had both poor noise insulation and climate control.
• Considerable performance improvements have been made for the Challenger 604, including extended non-stop range to more than 7550km, new passive noise insulation, lower fuel consumption and an advanced maintenance programme.
• A first in the industry, the windows consist of two panes of quarter-inch-thick glass that are sealed with a cushion of air between them to provide noise insulation and prevent fogging.
• Government restrictions on how potential tenants were allocated to flats and the limitations of the fabric of the building which decayed when not adequately maintained, poor noise insulation and resident security caused their popularity to wane.
• It is possible that one guard's van may have been placed at either end of the train, to provide some degree of noise insulation and simplify shunting movements at either end to and from the yards.
• I might be wrong, but the note emitted from the VTEC engine sounds different this time, it's got a lower pitch and feels coarse compared to those in the sedan-- probably result of special noise insulation.
• It is relatively cheap and fast to ride a marshrutka, the only drawback foreigners have noticed is the poor noise insulation, which makes it so that you have to practically scream at the driver to request a stop.