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    Noise Pollution

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    three distinct methods: control‚ path control and receptor shielding (Noise Mitigation) can reduce environmental noise. Vasquez 2 Noise intensity is measure by decibel units. The decibel scale runs from zero for the perceptible sound‚ to one hundred and thirty for sound that causes pain. Examples of noise levels in decimals are; 10db for noise as low as breathing‚ 50db for a quiet conversation‚ and 100db for noise as high as a jet take-off or power lawn mower and if exposure is sustained for

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    Echolocation

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    throughout the environment and enter the eyes. Similarly‚ the auditory system processes sound waves as they travel from their source‚ bounce off surfaces and enter the ears. Both systems can extract a great deal of information about the environment by interpreting the complex patterns of reflected energy that they receive. In the case of sound‚ these waves of reflected energy are called "echoes". Echoes and other sounds can convey spatial information that is comparable in many respects to that conveyed

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    From as early as the 17th century‚ all the way up until the 21st century‚ there have been revolutionary changes all over the globe. Countless advances in technology‚ philosophy‚ and art have changed the way people live forever. In a world where technology has gone from telegrams to handheld computers‚ the fact that the musical world has also seen dramatic changes often goes completely unnoted. More specifically‚ the orchestra sector of the musical realm has undertaken a quite noticeable evolution

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    One Chilly Morning

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    just makes the most of it.<br><br>All around the sights and sounds of the morning begin to take affect. Very few people are there in the beginning. They all are in a sleepy haze‚ yearning to be back in the sweet comforts of their own bed. There they can wrap themselves in a blanket of never ending warmth and dream a never ending dream. In the harsh reality of the morning‚ they are here in the chilly morning air. There are very few sounds in the twilight of the day. All that one can hear is the buzz

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    in this section of the novel are noticing as well as the reader. They are all sitting together in the bunkhouse‚ waiting for the shot to sound. Because they are waiting for something bad to happen‚ everything seems to take a lot longer than usual. The reader knows that the shooting of the dog should not take too long‚ but as they are anticipating the shot to sound‚ everything seems to take longer. This is how time passing slowly is used in chapter 3 to create dramatic

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    upbeat rap or pop music with a positive meaning or even no meaning at all. Music gives me the feeling of being in power. I know this sounds funny but I control what I listen to. If I listen to positive music‚ I turn into a positive person even with the bad mood I’m in. “Dissonance introduces conflict into music” (pg. 18) According to The Enjoyment of Music combining sounds that don’t go together will create a different emotion than music that do harmonize. Another up lifting way music affects my everyday

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    Daniel Stephenson History of Rock and Roll Chapter 2 Listening Journal Jeanie With the Light Brown Hair- Timbre: A. In this song I hear a flute from the very beginning‚ after a moment other instruments join‚ a piano‚ and a violin‚ and what seems to be a guitar but I am unsure of what the final instrument is. B. Mr. Hampson’s voice is the only heard in this song. It is smooth and almost has an opera type feel to it‚ it is also very deep and resonant it seems. C. I didn’t notice any further noises

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    position in space‚ we all hear something different. First‚ the volume of sound we hear depends on the amplitude of sound wave we receive. There are two factors‚ namely distance from the sound source and the path sound travels. Absorption occurs when sound travels in the air as well as hits on every object‚ which leads to reduction of wave amplitude same with the amount of absorption. In short‚ farer we are from the source‚ sound deteriorates more; more reflection occurs‚ more extent in which the volume

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    Evolution Of Hearing Aid

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    affected the way people sense energy? B. The hearing aid amplifies sound energy that comes into contact to the hearing aid. There are two types of hearing loss. 1. Sensorial hearing loss. This hearing loss is caused by damage to the cochlea‚ infections‚ genes‚ head trauma‚ exposure to loud noises or fluid buildup in the inner ear. This is the hearing loss that hearing aids can help with. 2. Conductive hearing loss. This occurs when sound does not move as it should through the eardrum. This can be caused

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    in speech perception in hearing-impaired individuals. Previous studies have found that pitch perception is the most difficult aspect of music to distinguish for individuals with cochlear implants (CIs). Pitch is the highness or lowness of a sound. It is described as the perceived frequency of complex tones that is heard by the human ear (Drennan and Rubinstein‚ 2008). Pitch is also known as the rate of vibrations of a sine wave that travel through the air per second‚ and it is expressed in

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