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Inverse problems in musical acoustics
, 2016 Inverse problems in musical acoustics have a long history. Essentially they involve deducing something about the structure of the instrument simply by examining its sound. Can you tell the metal from which a flute is made from its sound?
Fletcher, Neville H.
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International Space Station Acoustics
, 2006 The International Space Station (ISS) presents a significant acoustics challenge considering all of the Modules and equipment that make it an on-orbit laboratory workshop and home with long-term crew occupation.
Goodman, Jerry
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Bubble acoustics: from whales to other worlds
, 2014 Gas bubbles in liquids have an extraordinary ability to interact with sound fields. They are potent generators, absorbers, and scatterers of sound, and can have a profound effect upon the sound speed (changing it on subsecond timescales by a factor of 2 ...
Leighton, Timothy
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Rock grouting and diaphragm wall construction /
, 1989 The foundation of structures and the construction of underground railways in urban areas would be impossible without the use of diaphragm walls, grouting, anchors, micropiles, slender retaining walls, etc.
Verfel, Jaroslav
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Project ancient acoustics part 3 of 4 : Influence of geometrical and material assumptions on ray-based acoustic simulations of two ancient theatres [PDF]
, 2016 Acoustic models of ancient theatres found in literature are often based on assumptions, both for geometrical and material properties. The influences of these assumptions on modelling results have been assessed in this paper, which is part of the Ancient ...
Wenmaekers, R.H.C. +9 more
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, 2013 This is an excerpt from a book chapter with the same title in the book Acoustics and Music of British Pre History. The article discusses the measurement and analysis of the acoustics of the pre-historic site Stonehenge based on models and measurements ...
Fazenda, BM
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In-Flight Rotorcraft Acoustics Program
, 1996 A key part of NASA's aeronautics research is reducing noise to make helicopters and tiltrotors more acceptable to the public. The objective of the In-Flight Rotorcraft Acoustics Program (IRAP) is to acquire rotorcraft. noise data in flight for comparison
Peterson, Randall L., Warmbrodt, William
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The influence of Room Acoustic Aspects on the Noise Exposure of Symphonic Orchestra Musicians [PDF]
, 2011 Musicians in a symphonic orchestra are exposed to the noise of a large number of different sound sources. The noise exposure can vary largely and has many aspects of influence.
Wenmaekers, R.H.C. +3 more
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The performance of diaphragm type cellular cofferdams
, 2009 The construction of water management and navigation structures often requires temporary works to exclude water to facilitate construction in the dry or at least under a lower water level within the construction area.
Iqbal, Qaiser
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Artificial Intelligence for acoustics Artificial Intelligence for acoustics [PDF]
Led the organisation at LSBU of Institute of Acoustics "Artificial Intelligence for acoustics", one day conference held at LSBU on 22 May ...
Gomez-Agustina, L.
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