The application of the sound intensity measuring technique to noise control of weaving machinesMoretti, WernerStirnemann, AlfredINTER-NOISE and NOISE-CON Congress and Conference Proceedings
What is the base metric unit for measuring mass? The mating call of a male cicada is among the loudest noises in the insect world, reaching decibel levels of 105 dB at a distance of 1.00 m from the insect. a) Calculate the corresponding so...
An acoustic intensity spacial sampling technique for measuring the sound power of industrial equipment in-situWolfExxonH.ExxonAlanExxon
10). Sensitivity to sound intensity was estimated by measuring the responses (bottom) to sinusoidal antennal deflection superimposed on the steps of different size (color coded—see insert in b). b Intensity tuning curves (dots) and sigmoidal fits (lines) for different levels of mean adaptation ...
Unfortunately, installing 5 panels measuring 30″ x 20″ is not likely enough to make a noticeable difference in the space. Considering the cubic volume of the room and the surfaces that make up the space, I would suggest starting with forty-five or fifty square feet of panels. The panels...
The Thermal Infrared Sensor (TIRS) measuring air temperatures at the height of approximately 40 m showed a similar response to the air temperature sensors, with a temperature peak above the noise level at the time of the vortex passage (Fig. 2 and see “Temperature data during the vortex ...
The sensitivity and accuracy of the displacement measurement by this approach is directly proportional to the length of the measuring distance. Thus, laser strain meters require very deep underground installations.The precision of strain meters can reach up to one part per billion. As ...
We were estimating the intensity of discomfort to stimuli that varied in frequency and not in amplitude as well as to sound streams of fixed amplitude interval, not varying systematically in amplitude from one stimulus to the next. Also, we did not do PCA analysis in the data for the 16 ...
power amplification in real cochleae is sparse and indirect15,16,17,18, and the underlying assumptions made in many studies are not universally accepted19,20,21. A more complete understanding is currently limited by the difficulty of measuring the sound-evoked vibrations of key structures in intact...
5b,c). Measuring population vector correlation as previously (Fig. 5d,e), we observed that ongoing assemblies were significantly different from evoked activity in the awake state in the thalamic output (Fig. 5f,g), as we had also observed in the cortex. Thus, the thalamic input provides ...