| acoustics |
The science of sound or the way the walls, floor, ceiling, and other parts of a room react to sound. The quality of speech sounds depends in part on the acoustics of the room in which they are produced.
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| acoustics |
A branch of physics that is devoted to studying the sound.
출처: www.cinenow.com/us/lexique.php
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| acoustic |
Pertains to hearing and sound , specifically concerning choirs this refers to how voices are reflected within a building.
출처: histclo.com/act/choir/choir-glo.html
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| acoustic shadow |
Several times during the war, observers watching a battle only a few miles away reported hearing no battle sounds, while people 10 or 20 miles away clearly heard the booming of artillery. This phenomenon, referred to as an acoustic shadow, was attributed to abnormal atmospheric conditions that prevented normal transmission of sound, resulting in a pocket of silence.
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| acoustics |
The science of sound, both audible and inaudible. The term is also used to describe the size, shape, and amount of noise that determines the audibility and perception of speech and music.
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