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noise

[noiz] / nɔɪz /


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"By combining optical nonlinear sensing, which effectively minimizes background noise, with an amplification-free design, our method offers a distinct balance of speed and precision."

From Science Daily

"They are inherently robust against local noise that produces decoherence, since to corrupt the information, a failure would have to affect the system globally," Aguado explains.

From Science Daily

"There is always noise around PSG and we just have to accept it," said the Spaniard, who said the defeat in Rennes was "cruel" on his side.

From Barron's

“Do I expect to hear some noise? Probably. But do I think it should rise to a level where it’s an issue? I don’t think so,” Smith said.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Yes, there’s a little bit of noise around it,” said Archibald.

From The Wall Street Journal