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Sociological Theory, 2014
Sociologists have yet to theorize interactions with sonic materiality. In this article I introduce an analytical concept for the observation of interactions with sound. Sound has material effects in all situations. But the audibility of sonic objects is a relation of situated actors to material arrangements.
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Sociologists have yet to theorize interactions with sonic materiality. In this article I introduce an analytical concept for the observation of interactions with sound. Sound has material effects in all situations. But the audibility of sonic objects is a relation of situated actors to material arrangements.
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BMJ, 1994
I am told that the Soundings page is fifth in the BMJ's popularity rankings behind editorials, Minerva, news, and Obituary and ahead of anything that could be classified as a serious scientific article. With 35 contributions under my belt, I have amassed a thick file of correspondence and a selection of embarrassing cuttings showing me pilloried and ...
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I am told that the Soundings page is fifth in the BMJ's popularity rankings behind editorials, Minerva, news, and Obituary and ahead of anything that could be classified as a serious scientific article. With 35 contributions under my belt, I have amassed a thick file of correspondence and a selection of embarrassing cuttings showing me pilloried and ...
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IEEE Multimedia, 2003
Interactive systems, virtual environments, and information display applications need dynamic sound models rather than faithful audio reproductions. This implies three levels of research: auditory perception, physics-based sound modeling, and expressive parametric control.
Davide Rocchesso +2 more
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Interactive systems, virtual environments, and information display applications need dynamic sound models rather than faithful audio reproductions. This implies three levels of research: auditory perception, physics-based sound modeling, and expressive parametric control.
Davide Rocchesso +2 more
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Sounding Bodies Sounding Worlds
2020What makes a body of sound appear as an aesthetic object as well as a method for knowledge? In Sounding Bodies Sounding Worlds, Mickey Vallee argues that we must impose our sonic imagination onto the non-sonic, and embrace how we sound to ourselves, sound with our animal companions, and sound in very earth itself. From the invention of the laryngoscope
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On modulation of sound by sound
Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics, 1997Frequency shifts of continuous acoustic waves propagating in a medium which arise due to the effect of external acoustic disturbances arbitrarily propagating in the same medium are analyzed. An analytical dependence of the magnitude of the acoustic shift on the angle between the wave vectors of the probing and external waves is obtained.
V. I. Krylovich, G. N. Byl’
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Music, Sound, and the Moving Image, 2019
Locating my study around a recent set of issues in India’s mediascape, this article tracks the emergence of ‘sonic publics’ that are conditioned by the figure of the listener, her imaged aurality, ...
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Locating my study around a recent set of issues in India’s mediascape, this article tracks the emergence of ‘sonic publics’ that are conditioned by the figure of the listener, her imaged aurality, ...
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Proceedings of the 9th Audio Mostly: A Conference on Interaction With Sound, 2014
We make the case in this essay that sound that is imagined is both a perception and as much a sound as that perceived through external stimulation. To argue this, we look at the evidence from auditory science, neuroscience, and philosophy, briefly present some new conceptual thinking on sound that accounts for this view, and then use this to look at ...
Mark Grimshaw, Tom Garner
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We make the case in this essay that sound that is imagined is both a perception and as much a sound as that perceived through external stimulation. To argue this, we look at the evidence from auditory science, neuroscience, and philosophy, briefly present some new conceptual thinking on sound that accounts for this view, and then use this to look at ...
Mark Grimshaw, Tom Garner
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1960
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Physics, 1960. ; Vita. ; Includes bibliographical references (leaf 66). ; by Lee Wallace Dean, III. ; Ph.D.
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Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Physics, 1960. ; Vita. ; Includes bibliographical references (leaf 66). ; by Lee Wallace Dean, III. ; Ph.D.
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Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 1978
Abstract The previous results for the scattered field of two plane monochromatic sound waves is shown to possess a singularity as the wave vectors become equal. A new solution which removes this singularity is presented.
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Abstract The previous results for the scattered field of two plane monochromatic sound waves is shown to possess a singularity as the wave vectors become equal. A new solution which removes this singularity is presented.
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Proceedings of the 8th ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems, 2010
The demo we propose represents a first step toward RF Sounding [1]. Such a project is an open space installation which comprises both artistic and technological innovations; its aim is to provide the user, while entering a specifically defined area, with awareness of radio frequency signals characterizing the cellular networks band.
C. Rinaldi +3 more
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The demo we propose represents a first step toward RF Sounding [1]. Such a project is an open space installation which comprises both artistic and technological innovations; its aim is to provide the user, while entering a specifically defined area, with awareness of radio frequency signals characterizing the cellular networks band.
C. Rinaldi +3 more
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