“noisy”可以造什么句，noisy造句

I have got accustomed to noisy sound.

These noisy conditions aren't really conducive to concentrated work.

Cavitation is noisy and easily detected by sonar.

The teacher soon reduced the noisy class to order.

They indulged in a very noisy pantomime, and we were all shrieking with laughter.

We could not concentrate on the lesson because the room was noisy.

The turbine hall. It is rather noisy in the hall, all workers go in special protective headpieces or earplugs.

Beyond the next turn, blocking the whole canyon, was a great noisy ugly city with high iron walls.

Early jet engines had narrow inlets and were very noisy, but as the diameter of the fans at the front increased, the engines became quieter.

'the experimental results weren't perfect, but they demonstrated the learning and use of deception signals by real robots in a noisy environment,' said Wagner.

In so many households the TV just stays on, like a noisy light bulb, while the life of the family passes back and forth in its shimmering glow.

I basically know the answer: temperature is a noisy time series, so if you pick and choose your dates over a short time span you can usually make whatever case you want.

It can be useful to filter out external stimuli if you are writing an email in a noisy coffee shop, for example, or are searching for a camouflaged insect in a rainforest.

This is a noisy system.

She froze her noisy children with a single look.

Some redneck beat up some noisy college student at the pub.

A noisy press, no matter how unpopular it seems at the moment, is the best protection against that.

How does it avoid being drowned out in an a noisy cacophony of ever-more-vital conversations?

Think how the Bell Labs research engineer must have felt when he heard Cooper calling him from the noisy streets of Manhattan.

The sight of this large, noisy foreigner running down the corridor in his pajamas with arms waving wildly no doubt shocked them as much as the rat had shocked him.

The bus was packed with noisy schoolchildren.

A group of noisy visitors rounded the corner behind them and headed for the grave.

It can recognize and remember up to ten faces and use its eight separate electronic ears to understand human voices even in noisy situations.

The sky was a warmer blue than he had seen it that year, and suddenly the long, noisy evening at the Centre, the boring, exhausting games, the lectures, the creaking camaraderie oiled by gin, had seemed intolerable.

We left John Canty dragging the rightful prince into Offal Court, with a noisy and delighted mob at his heels.

He was notorious for his noisy parties in the town.

The meal will not be arranged in the noisy ballpark or cooked food stalls, for these open places are too simple and shabby with only a row of the table and several chairs.