noise Sound which is unwanted, either because of its effects on humans, its effect on fatigue or malfunction of physical equipment, or its interference with the perception or detection of other sounds [nɔɪz] adj.

environ.

rumore

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noise [nɔɪz] abbr.

abbr., oil

Disturbances in data transmissions, such as static, that cause messages to be misinterpreted by the receiver

NOISE [nɔɪz] abbr.

abbr., avia.

national organization to insure a sound-controlled environment

Noise [nɔɪz] n

ecol., abbr.

noise

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noise
gen.	fremito; soffio
automat.	grandezza perturbatrice
econ.	rumore
el.	neve; rumore di fondo in televisione; sabbia
IT	disturbo
math.	perturbazione
transp. avia.	disturbo


intercept
life.sc.	differenza di altitudine; intercezione
math.	intercetta
stat.	ordinata all'origine


receiver
commun.	apparecchio di recezione
earth.sc. energ.ind. el.	elemento ricevitore; ricevitore
earth.sc. mech.eng.	raccoglitore di liquido
fin.	creditore
law	curatore legale
law econ.	curatore di fallimento
proced.law. account.	curatore fallimentare


by
gen.	da; entro; tramite