| acoustics |
A branch of physics that is devoted to studying the sound.
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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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The degree of sound emitted from the transducer. Alphanumeric: A character set that contains both letters and digits. Alternating: Two pump control logic to equalize the number of operating hours between two pumps by alternating each cycle of operation. Ambient: The average process conditions around the device. Analog Output: A current signal that is a function of the measurement. ANSI: American National Standards Institute. AWG: American Wire Gauge.
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| acoustics |
The science of sound and its perception, involving physics (oscillations, wave lengths, etc.), anatomy of the ear and brain, and psychology.
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