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    This encourages children to listen‚ sing and communicate‚ this can be through using their hands to start off with and eventually hands and singing. Musical instruments can be good for the children to practice repeating different sounds that are made or making the sounds louder or quieter. Blowing bubbles; this activity is good to enable the child to point to different things that the bubbles are hitting‚ they show interest and can start by making simple words such as “gone” when the bubble has burst

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    Abstract This study was conducted to determine the combined effects of coloured lighting and ambient sound on mood. 48 psychology undergraduates‚ comprising of 38 females and ten males‚ took part in this study. This study is a 2x2 between subjects design. The coloured lightings used in this study are blue and yellow combined with the ambient sound of ‘city’ and ‘nature’ whereas mood was measured with the Positive and Negative Affect Schedule (PANAS). We discovered that coloured lighting had no significant

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    Noise Pollution

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    machines cause a lot of noise pollution. Airplanes‚ .. Main causes of noise pollution: Noise is a problem chiefly of the urban area. Loud noise is considered as pollutant. High frequency loud sound‚ creates various kinds of physical and mental problems. The unit of measurement of sound is decibel (dB). Any sound above‚ 80 decibel harms the ciliary cells situate.. Sources of Noise pollution explained below: Domestic gadgets : Mixers‚ pressure cookers‚ washing machines‚ desert coolers‚ generators (as

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    most children are uneasy—to find themselves apart from their families in the first institution of their lives. But I was astonished. The nun said‚ in a friendly but oddly impersonal voice‚ ’Boys and girls‚ this is Richard Rodriguez.’ (I heard her sound out: Rich-heard Road-ree-guess.) It was the first time I had heard anyone name me in English. ’Richard‚’ the nun repeated more slowly‚ writing my name down in her black leather book. Quickly I turned to see my mother’s face dissolve in a watery blur

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    Influence of Moisture

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    involves the reinforcement of desirable sound and the control of undesirable noise. A room’s acoustic is depending on its shape‚ form‚ volume and the nature of its surfaces Room form -Parallel surfaces reflect sound back and forth across a surface -Parallel surface may cause excessive reverberation and undesirable echoes or flutter -Concave surfaces-focus sound -create undesirable hot spot of sound -convex surfaces-diffuse sound -desirable

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    Some people say vinyl long play records (LPs) have a warmer‚ more honest sound‚ others’ believe the sound of compact discs (CDs) are clear and more precise; a number of factors besides sound characteristics effect both LPs and CDs‚ the debate about which format dominates has been going on within the disc jockey (DJ) community for over 20 years. Four strong factors in this debate include: portability‚ storage capacity‚ sound characteristics‚ and fidelity; all which help the user decide which format

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    Tuning Forks Lab Report

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    purpose of this lab was to determine the frequencies of the sound produced by a tuning fork. This was accomplished by inducing resonance using a tube of adjustable length. Theoretical Background In practice‚ sound is heard if a tuning fork is set to vibrate. Typically‚ the sound comprises one or more frequencies. Notably‚ resonance may occur between the surface and the tuning fork in case sound is reflected from the surface. In essence‚ the sound is used to detect resonance. In addition‚ the difference

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    READING QUESTIONS DAY ANSWERS 1. Which of the following reading components do you find the easiest and the most difficult? Vocabulary Sentence/Syntax Getting the main idea Comprehension Others:_______________ Easiest: _____________ Difficult: _______________ EASIEST COMPONENTS: Vocabulary - 3 Sentence/Syntax - 11 Getting the main idea - 16 Comprehension - 1 DIFFICULT COMPONENTS: Vocabulary - 5 Sentence/Syntax - 9 Getting the main idea - 5 Comprehension – 11 2. Why do you

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    Goals and never-ending ambitions. Sound waves travel into different organism’s ear canals but what happens when sounds are interrupted by dense walls or by a simple thin bag? Many factors can prevent multiple screams and shouts to effectively alarm and demand assistance‚ but in many cases‚ the sounds are successfully concealed as the perpetrator accomplishes their malevolent actions. Reality can cause a grown man to tremble at the sight of death and violence just like how a child begins to tremble

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    the flute‚ violin‚ piano‚ and oboe. The Fourier Series can be used to explain why each of the instruments have their own unique sound. The flute‚ violin‚ piano and oboe have different combinations of frequencies as each waveform is made of an unique combination of sine and cosine waves‚ and this creates distinct waveforms and allows each instrument to have a unique sound. Recall that the formula of the Fourier Series is f(x)=a_0+∑_(k=1)^∞▒(a_k cos⁡〖πkx/T〗+b_k sin⁡〖πkx/T〗 ) The Fourier Series is

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