noise meter การใช้

• There were no " noise meters " on the JumboTron.
• Maybe, just maybe, the needle on the noise meter has entered the red zone.
• The cops will be armed with noise meters and will write summonses, tow cars and make arrests.
• He publicized his commitment to quiet the city by ordering a noise meter for his own car.
• Savvy residents armed with their own noise meters and horror stories are demanding action like never before.
• Using noise meters, patrol officers have seized more than 75 cars from drivers who played their radios over 80 decibels.
• NPCs can also detect the player by excessive noise, the amount of sound a player is making is indicated by a noise meter.
• Police officers will seize loud radios, ticket drivers and employ noise meters outside nightclubs and other places that have received frequent noise complaints.
• Judging by the noise meter, Simpson verdict reactions could have been the most jarring and pronounced evidence of racial polarization in the country's history.
• By his noise meter, he said, his shows measure no more than 64 decibels, quieter, he insists, than a human cough at close range.
• Police officers, some with noise meters, are assigned to patrol the areas with an ear out for barking dogs, beeping car horns, and blaring music.
• In the specially targeted areas, police officers will be armed with noise meters and will focus special efforts on writing summonses, towing cars and making arrests.
• An ESPN sideline reporter equipped with a noise meter reported that the clamor reached 133.6 decibels, the loudest decibel level ever recorded from a college football stadium.
• The letters formerly served as a noise meter during games, with the " E " in " TIDE " being red, as a sort of overload light.
• If they had one of those noise meters that are the rage in a lot of places these days, it would register no numbers, just letters ( Zzzzzz ).
• The law will continue to be enforced by inspectors from the Department of Environmental Protection and police officers, who respond to citizen complaints and measure noise levels with noise meters.
• Unless a warden happens to be nearby with a noise meter, proving that a boater is over the decibel limit is difficult, and proving violations of speed limits is equally tough.
• The circuit noise level is usually expressed in dBrn0, signifying the reading of a circuit noise meter, or in dBa0, signifying circuit noise meter reading adjusted to represent an interfering effect under specified conditions.
• A key factor within the combat in " Dead State " is the Noise Meter, which sits on the upper left of the screen and measures how much of a racket is being made.
• Undead and humans alike are attracted to noise, and raising the Noise Meter too high will result in undead spawning on the edges of the map, and moving towards the source of the sound.