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Traditional Chinese Medicine five-tone intelligent diagnosis and treatment system. [PDF]

J Tradit Chin Med
Jingzhi Z, Xingzhao Z, Yao L, Yuanzi Z, Site W, Hanyu Z, Hongguang Z, Facai L, Zhenlong X.   +8 more
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The cadenza woodwind dataset: Synthesised quartets for music information retrieval and machine learning. [PDF]

Data Brief
Roa Dabike G, Cox TJ, Miller AJ, Fazenda BM, Graetzer S, Vos RR, Akeroyd MA, Firth J, Whitmer WM, Bannister S, Greasley A, Barker JP.   +11 more
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"Virtual Arrays", a novel broadband source localization technique

, 2012
Fernandez Comesana, Daniel, Holland, Keith R., de Bree, Hans-Elias, Wind, Jelmer   +3 more
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Systems for virtual sound imaging

, 2011
Nelson, Philip Arthur, Seo, Jeongil, Park, Munhum, Takeuchi, Takashi, Kang, Kyeongok, Shin, Mincheol, Fazi, Filippo Maria   +6 more
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Topical issue: Virtual acoustics

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VIRTUAL WORK EXPERIENCE IN ACOUSTICS

Inter-Noise 2022, 2023
The Institute of Acoustics is in the process of organising a virtual work experience for up to 1000 GCSE and A-Level students. Unlike traditional workplace work experience, the virtual environment will provide an overview of the acoustics industry, an opportunity to engage with a large number of students from anywhere in the UK and a window to show ...
Matthew Muirhead, Vicky Wills
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Assessing the Plausibility of Virtual Acoustic Environments

Acta Acustica united with Acustica, 2012
Aiming at the perceptual evaluation of virtual acoustic environments (VAEs), 'plausibility' is introduced as a quality criterion that can be of value for many applications in virtual acoustics. We suggest a definition as well as an experimental operationalization for plausibility, referring to the perceived agreement with the listener's expectation ...
Lindau, Alexander, Weinzierl, Stefan
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Acoustic virtual mass of granular media

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2007
Mechanical coupling between grains in a randomly packed unconsolidated granular medium is shown to cause an increase in the effective inertia, hence, a reduction in sound and shear wave speeds, relative to predictions by the standard expressions for a uniform elastic solid.
Nicholas P, Chotiros, Marcia J, Isakson
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