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    The sound of beeping awakens you. With difficulty and trouble‚ you force yourself out of bed‚ your brain still not yet conscious. You get your uniform and proceed to head to the bathroom to get ready for school. Minutes pass by quickly and you are walking to school‚ lost in deep thought. For some time now‚ you have not yet listened to the world around you. As you gently shift your focus towards the world before you‚ your ears process the sound of anger at its highest level. You cannot believe what

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    learn our first spoken language by imitating sounds from our caregivers and anyone or anything in the environment. We even associate names of things to their sounds. So meaning if a child is born deaf‚ he/she will be able to learn to speak or become mute because he/she cannot imitate sounds. Reading comes later after the child masters the ‘look and say’ method of identifying letters and words and begins to read. The child will slowly associate sounds to corresponding texts or letters. In this

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    observations and explorations [B] Plot a sound file‚ amplified and attenuated sound file in one plot using sub plot. Use the available audio file from the folder. 1. Use the auread command to load the file speech.au into Matlab. 2. Plot the signal on the screen as if it is a continuous-time signal (in top plot using sub plot). 3. Amplify the sound wave by a factor of 5 and plot below the first plot. 4. Attenuate the original sound wave by a factor of 5 and plot below the second

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    The Tell-tale Heart Written by Edgar Allan Poe True! Nervous -- very‚ very nervous I had been and am! But why will you say that I am mad? The disease had sharpened my senses -- not destroyed them. Above all was the sense of hearing. I heard all things in the heaven and in the earth. I heard many things in the underworld. How‚ then‚ am I mad? Observe how healthily -- how calmly I can tell you the whole story. It is impossible to say how first the idea entered my brain. I loved the old man

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    Tinnitus is the perception of sound in the ears or head without evidence of and external source to cause the perceived sound. The sounds usually described involve whistling‚ buzzing‚ and ringing and can vary in pitch from a low roar to a high squeal. The exact cause and pathophysiology of tinnitus is not yet established. Most tinnitus is associated with damage to the auditory system although it may be attributed to several other factors. There are several studies indicating several causes such as

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    (TheFreeDictionary.com‚ n.d.) For an ultrasound to work there are events that must happen: in the first event the ultrasound machine transmit high-frequency (1 to 5 megahertz) sound pulses into the body using a probe. The second event sound waves travel into the body and hit a boundary between tissues. The third event some of the sound waves get reflected (is the change in direction of a wave front at an interface between two different media so that the wave front returns into the medium from which it originated

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    make sure E string sounds a bit higher than the string A. Now you will do the same with A and D strings but now the D string sounds lower than the A string. Last‚ you will do the same but this time instead of using a string‚ you will use D‚ and play it with G-string; in fact‚ G will always sound lower then D string. Finally‚ we will learn to play a tuned A (note.) playing the A in the E string (third finger in E string) and the A string‚ and then you will make sure they sound the same because they

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    Rumi Night on the Heights/in the Depths of St. Ignacious I am by no means a poetry fanatic. I disliked learning about their structure in middle school into high school. I loathed having to put together haikus and soliloquies for my English class freshman year. That being said I entered the basement of St. Ignacious with a rather jaded attitude and a goal for my new high score for the next level of Angry Birds. I slumped down in my chair next to my friends who also‚ I’m sure‚ shared a similar

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    exists today. It is believed that in Pre-Historic times‚ possibly around the same time that paintings were invented‚ human beings used to create what we now call “flutes” out of animal bones. These sounds created seemed to create a stirring in their emotions and they began to incorporate these sounds into their festivities and other such rituals. The art of singing is believed to have been created from Motherese‚ which is the vocal-gestural communication between adults and infants. This form of communication

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    Ground Transportation Noise Literature Review Introduction Noise is‚ generally‚ all the unwanted sound‚ which could generate a number of detrimental effects both on human’s physical body and psychology. While certain types of noise could bother you and affect your working and life quality‚ some other types of noise could affect or even harm human’s auditory sense temporarily or permanently. Therefore‚ noise is defined as one of the most serious pollutions all over the world and how to address

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