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1. I stand without breathing, listening to line noise.

2. If the JavaScript code looks like line noise, that's okay.

3. The line noise is a primary low frequency component of self-noise in submarines.

4. Conducted EMI is also called high - frequency line noise.

5. Moreover (at least to me), Ruby achieves conciseness while still avoiding the "executable line noise" quality found in some Perl code.sentencedict.com/line noise.html

6. The system approaches previously reported systems in terms of preamplifier noise and the base line noise level.

7. Take the linearity stock solution which is under the item of linearity, dilute with DMSO to different proportion. Stop test until the peak height is about 10 times of base line noise.

8. Even with multiple lines and comments, it would be generous to call Perl 5's regular expressions dense -- they are more akin to line noise to a beginning Perl programmer.

9. The company has strong technical forces, advanced production equipment, with the current domestic German import the most advanced automated production line noise material.

10. The running automobiles on the roads are modeled as the sources of flow line noise and the traffic flow noise is researched based on flow dynamic theory.

11. In this paper, the sound pressure level of each frequency of NO. 5 subway line noise is presented through the long-term research on it and test data in Yonghegong Station.

12. Plugging in the PF30 and plugging the analyzer into each of its AC outlets, we confirmed that the conditioner is indeed capable of zapping all but the faintest and most intermittent AC line noise.

13. IBIS model overestimates power noise, ground noise and quiet line noise when simulate SSN.

14. Regular expressions are complex pattern specifications built using building blocks that end up looking more like modem line noise as the pattern gets more complex.

15. In this dissertation, the author does the research of the transmission characteristics and the power line noise.