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    Sounds are waves that we hear and are caused by vibrations that travel through mediums. Depending on the medium and temperature‚ the time it takes for sound waves to travel vary. The hypothesis states that if the temperature in the air increases‚ then the speed of sound will also increase because faster-moving particles transfer energy quickly. The data collected supports the hypothesis. Therefore‚ increased air temperature affects the speed of sound because the molecules move faster‚ which causes

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    The connection between the images and sound in Fritz Lang’s “M” is extremely important to the overall feelings and how the film is experienced. Sound can be used to link‚ separate and enhance the imagery of a film. By using a combination of background music‚ off screen sounds and silences‚ Fritz Lang molds sound into an effect that is just as captivating and interesting as the visuals used. In the beginning of the film‚ children are grouped in a circle playing a game and singing a song which‚ given

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    The above is achieved through long term development and the desire to invest time and effort into enhancing greater knowledge. We all bring our own skills to the table from our own life experiences‚ but by developing skills through genuine study activities will lead to self-development and finding out which study skills work best for you. “If you are to succeed as a student‚ you have to believe that success is possible for you.” (Cottrell‚ 2013 pg. 43). In the book “The Good Study Guide”‚ Northedge

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    AUDITORY SYSTEM NOTES Questions 1. What is sound? 1. What are the physical dimensions of sound 2. What are the perceptual dimensions of sound 3. What sounds can humans hear? 2. What is the anatomy of the ear? 3. What are the brain structures and pathways involved in the perception of hearing? 4. How do we localize sounds? Why do we hear? * Communication iHelen Keller felt that being deaf was worse than being blind‚ because blindness isolated her from

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    Did The Fallen Tree Make A Sound It is the time and time again old saying does the tree falling in the woods make any sound if no one is around to hear it hit the ground. This question has plagued mankind for an undetermined amount of years many even centuries. No one is for sure of the questions origin however the question itself is the important factor not the origin. There has been many debates over the issue. I choose to use simple logic and reasoning close to the same as John Locke would of

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    highest among 18- to 25-year-olds (Fishburne‚ Abelson‚ & Cisin‚ 1980)” (Jeffrey Arnett‚ 342). There has been some psychological studies done on why music is so much better when a person is “high.” In Vannatta’s article‚ “Why Marijuana Makes Music Sound So Much Better‚” she explains the psychological effects and reasons of why that “high” feeling you get makes music more enjoyable. According to her article‚ “The corpus callosum connects the two hemispheres of the brain. THC‚ the active ingredient

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    finished‚ our coffee maker’s beeping creates pressure changes‚ which move away from the machine and radiate to the individual’s location across the room. The waves reach the outer ear‚ which contains structures known as the pinnae‚ angled such that sound waves bounce off them and resonate. They enter the auditory canal after being significantly amplified before reaching the tympanic membrane. The waves strike the membrane and cause it to vibrate‚ which subsequently transmits them to the middle ear

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    EXPERIMENT #1: Representing Systems and Models: The Tea Lab HOMEWORK QUESTIONS: 1) An open system exchanges matter and energy with its surroundings. A closed system exchanges energy but no matter with its environment. An isolated system exchanges neither matter nor energy with its environment. Isolated systems do not exist naturally though it is possible to think of the entire universe. The tea system is an open system because it exchanges energy (heat) with its air/surroundings. 2)

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    Private Ryan are both exceptional films in sound design History. Both have received outstanding achievements and have an effect on the viewer. In my essay I will compare and contrast the sound design between the two films and how the sound design effects the viewer. Ben Burtt is the sound designer for the Star Wars series he has won an Academy Award for best sound effects editing of Star Wars in 1977 and was nominated for another Academy Award for best sound effects editing in 1999 for Star Wars Episode

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    question ‘What is the best way to communicate’ ? Poetry is a form of literature that uses aesthetic and rhythmic qualities of language to evoke meaning. Sound devices are poems that honor people important to the speaker or focus on the speaker’s own identity. People can communicate with poetry in many ways talking about their relationships using sound devices such as rhyme‚ onomatopoeia‚ alliteration‚ and repetition. “Annabel Lee” was written by Edgar Allen Poe who was born in 1904 and passed

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