Similar words: pollution, air pollution, water pollution, thermal pollution, environmental pollution, pollute, revolutionise, polluter. Meaning: n. annoying and potentially harmful environmental noise.
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(31) The pollution of the environment includes the air pollution, water pollution, garbage wastes contaminative, the soil pollution is contaminative with the noise pollution.
(32) We provide on site acoustic analysis, sound level measuring, custom engineered noise pollution and vibration control products that are professionally installed for a turn-key project.
(33) The rational dispose of the noise source also reduce the noise pollution.
(34) Accordingly, the control of industrial noise pollution should cause our deep - felt attention.
(35) Good shock absorption can extend machine life and reduce noise pollution.
(36) Relationship analysis method of gray system theory was adopted to compare and estimate municipal noise pollution situation in this paper.
(37) With the development of industrial technology, noise pollution caused by body friction has been increasingly serious.
(38) Synthesised engine noises could even help reduce noise pollution, says Mr Peachey.
(39) "They're so under threat from climate change, from noise pollution,(http://sentencedict.com/noise pollution.html)" he went on. "Until 1859 the whole world was lit by whale oil.
(40) The article recommended by Doctor Miler centres on the problem of air pollution; meanwhile, it touches upon other issues such as water pollution, noise pollution and visual pollution.
(41) The noise pollution survey revealed a rather spurring and possibly amusing old fashioned source of noise.
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