bleep

It occurs to me that manufacturers could easily incorporate an irritating bleep when drivers exceed the limit in just the same way that it bleeps to remind us to fasten seat belts.

They also had skinfold measurements taken to check body fat, and were assessed on their performance at a multistage fitness test (known as a bleep test or shuttle run), where they ran between cones 20 metres apart between bleeps.

-A bleep test: This was the most intense activity, where the children ran in time with bleeps, which got gradually quicker, until they felt close to exhaustion.

They included Jonathan Sands, chairman of Elmwood, Morag Myerscough founder of Studio Myerscough and Tom Evans, creative director of Bleep Bleeps.

The runs are synchronised with bleeps which sound at set intervals.

I think they actually make things worse as the ever increasing high pitched bleeps raise the blood pressure and cause the driver to get even more flustered.

ROD Stewart has revealed he uses "bleeps" as a secret weapon to stay super-fit.

Blake and Parkin went several rounds before dropping out as gaps between the bleeps were cut, leaving three to go for broke.

Comedy Central added the bleeps. In fact, Kyle's customary final speech was about intimidation and fear.

Drummer Jaleel Bunton's thundering yet elastic drumlines play out and around Malone's delicately fuzzed guitar lines and producer/multi-instrumentalist David Sitek has a seemingly bottomless library of weird electronic bleeps, blips and sound fragments that lend emotional weight to the band's complex yet firmly tongue-in-cheek lyricism and set them apart from the self-involved shoe-gazing endemic to the current alt-rock scene.

Using equipment designed to study the very high-pitched bleeps that bats make, scientists have found that the frog calls also include very high-pitched chirps that topped 20 kilohertz (20,000 cycles per second)--sound frequencies that people can't hear.