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noy

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noy [nȯi]
(acoustics)
A unit of perceived noisiness equal to the perceived noisiness of random noise occupying the frequency band 910-1090 hertz at a sound pressure level of 40 decibels above 0.0002 microbar; a sound that isntimes as noisy as this sound has a perceived noisiness ofnnoys, under the assumption that the perceived noisiness of a sound increases with physical intensity at the same rate as the loudness.
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Byline: RICHARD NOY Richard Noy thoroughly enjoyed reading the columnist's most recent contribution TO SAY that Sir Clement Freud's column (October 12) was one of the best-written pieces of entertainment to confront my eyes for several weeks would be an understatement.
LETTER: Freud column was a masterpiece by The Racing Post (London, England)
Byline: RICHARD NOY His stoicism in defeat, his refusal to whinge, his ability to fire up the imagination and feelings of his fellow punters stands in sharp contrast to events in Madrid on Wednesday.
Letter: Richard Noy pays tribute to Jack Lee; IF EVER a man portrayed ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
Byline: RICHARD NOY WHY do people take trouble to attack John McCririck without ensuring they do not shoot themselves in the foot?
Letter: McCririck's view was justified; Richard Noy on the withdrawal ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
 
 
 
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