Aahh! But the Belgians further complicate matters by designing beers
whose individual character may be best suited to any one of the number
of courses that comprise a fine dining experience at dinner. I've
certainly enjoyed a six course meal in the Ardennes during which a
different beer was served with each course in addition to a beer
aperitif and a further couple of small ones before departing to bed!
We may, therefore, suppose that S/N ratios might depend on the number of
samples, their frequency and relative signal strengths. The condition of
the observer should,probably, also be taken into account!

73



On Thu, 2009-12-03 at 23:03 +0100, Alberto di Bene wrote:
> Rik Strobbe wrote:
> > Roelof,
> > 
> > I cannot agree, a Belgian beer can will provide at least 10dB better SNR ;-)
> 
> I tend to agree with Rik, the best beers I ever drank were those in La Grande 
> Place
> in Bruxelles, many years ago, when I was there for QRL.
> I remember a three-story building facing directly the Place, where you could 
> taste
> all kind of Trappiste beers... I spent there many evenings...  though I did 
> not think
> to perform a measurement in dBs of the SNR with respect to beers coming from 
> the Amstel river :-)
> 
> 73  Alberto  I2PHD
> 
> 
> 
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