tire noise造句

• Even tire noise _ and these are serious, gnarly truck tires _ is minimal.
• There's significant tire noise when you have foot-wide high-performance rubber.
• Tire tread block shapes, groove configurations, and sipes affect tire noise pattern and traction characteristics.
• The coarseness, vibration, tire noise and mechanical clatter that characterized some previous 911s have largely disappeared.
• So quiet, in fact, that you pick up tire noise instead of engine sounds as you roll down the highway.
• The sound sources modeled must include engine noise, tire noise, and aerodynamic noise, all of which vary by vehicle type and speed.
• Because tire noise is generated through the conversion of kinetic energy to sound waves, more noise is produced as the speed of a vehicle increases.
• PFC mixtures significantly reduce water spray, improve wet weather visibility and visibility of pavement markings, significantly reduce tire noise, and restore ride quality.
• The ride is European firm, but smooth, helped along by four-wheel independent suspension; wind, road and tire noise are pleasantly remote.
• Though the engine and tire noise could be dealt with so, I was supposing that a well insulated stalk on a microphone could do the same.
• The tested Avalon proved a wee bit noisy on the road-- suspension and tire noise-- but certainly not noisy enough to mark the car down.
• They are developing noise-dampening headsets for toll booth operators, testing porous asphalt and rubberized asphalt roads that generate less tire noise, and designing sophisticated computer programs to better predict how roads transmit noise over diverse terrain under varying atmospheric conditions.
• Whereas the former ANC was set to cancel out only low frequency boominess from the engine and exhaust, the MMC system, called Active Sound Control, was expanded in its range to cancel some higher frequency road and tire noise as well.
• Sound designer Peter Mohlin has attempted to use sound three-dimensionally, providing noises for when a car changes speeds, changes direction or turns on or off, with Herndon quoting that,  In a way, we ve transformed the steering wheel into a kind of musical controller . " According to " CD News ", " Instead of current two dimensional sound  when a car is near or far away, or when it accelerates or decelerates  they have attempted to make sounds three dimensional to indicate what the car is doing more naturally . " For example, as the car accelerates the noise rotates around the car at an increasing rate, eventually cutting as wind and tire noise reach a sufficient decibel level.