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No noise at our house

Meredith Costain

2008

There was an old woman who lived in a boot

Linda Smith

2003

Noise-Induced Transitions

W. Horsthemke

2007

Expansion of the Franklin park zoo: draft environmental impact report

Massachusetts Metropolitan Area Planning Commission

1973

MouthSounds

Frederick R. Newman

1980

Urban stress: experiments on noise and social stressors

David C. Glass

1972

Homer, the library cat

Reeve Lindbergh

2012

Be quiet!

Ryan T. Higgins

2017

Storytime

Jodie Parachini, Gill McClean

2015

Mr. Brown Can Moo, Can You? (Bright & Early Book)

Dr. Seuss

1970 ★ 3.8

Noise Matters

R. Haven Wiley

2015

Third harbor tunnel, interstate 90/central artery, interstate 93: final environmental impact statement and final section 4(f) evaluation

Massachusetts. Dept. of Public Works

1985

What's that noise?

Francesca Simon

1996

See Santa nap

David Milgrim

2004

Choo choo clickety-clack!

Alex Ayliffe, Margaret Mayo

2004

Noisy book

Margaret Wise Brown

1939

Night thunder and the Queen of the Wild Horses

Lynn Reiser

1995

Air quality, noise, and wind measurements in support of the Boston downtown crossing project

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1980

What noise?

Debbie MacKinnon

1994

Bears in the Night

Jan Berenstain, Stan Berenstain

1971

Design of high performance CMOS voltage-controlled oscillators

Liang Dai, Ramesh Harjani

2003

Fundamentals of noise and vibration analysis for engineers

Norton, M. P.

1989

Noise control

Margaret E. Cheesman, Marshall Chasin, Alberto Behar

2000

Holler Loudly

Cynthia Leitich Smith

2010

The hullabaloo ABC

Beverly Cleary

1960

Acoustics

Michael Rettinger

1968

Mr. Noisy and the Silent Night

Adam Hargreaves

2015

Circuit theory of linear noisy networks

Hermann A. Haus

1959

Mouse That Snored

Bernard Waber

2000

Babar and the scary day

Ellen Weiss, Abrams

2004

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