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Loudness Scales from Loudness Processes: A Multivariate Approach
International Journal of Neuroscience, 1989Five subjects were required to judge the loudness of pure tones that varied in intensity and duration (Experiment 1), in intensity and frequency (Experiment 2), or in duration and frequency (Experiment 3). Results of all three experiments were consistent with the respective models of sensory integration expected to underlie the various judgmental tasks
Ronit Palmon +2 more
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Time course of loudness recalibration: Implications for loudness enhancement
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2003Loudness recalibration, the effect of a relatively loud 2500-Hz recalibrating tone on the loudness of a relatively soft 2500-Hz target tone, was measured as a function of the interstimulus interval (ISI) between them. The loudness of the target tone, assessed by a 500-Hz comparison tone, declined when the ISI equaled or exceeded about 200 ms and ...
Yoav Arieh, Lawrence E. Marks
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Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1993
Whether loud noise is harmful to the developing fetus and warrants removal of the pregnant woman from exposure remains ambiguous. The role of noise attenuation in utero in determining risk is discussed in this review. Reports in the medical literature have been frequently found to have confounders for human fetal development.
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Whether loud noise is harmful to the developing fetus and warrants removal of the pregnant woman from exposure remains ambiguous. The role of noise attenuation in utero in determining risk is discussed in this review. Reports in the medical literature have been frequently found to have confounders for human fetal development.
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Loudness of ramped and damped sounds: comparison of global loudness and loudness change
2010Loudness change has been recently studied for tones with linearly varying levels. The published results by di erent authors revealed an asymmetry in the judgment of loudness change for increasing and decreasing levels depending on the range of level. But the results and their interpretations were di erent between Canévet's and Neuho 's studies.
Susini, Patrick +3 more
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Program Loudness and Loudness Management
SMPTE Annual Tech Conference & Expo, 2009, 2009openaire +2 more sources