The phrase "acoustic component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, music, or audio technology, referring to a part or element that contributes to the acoustic properties of a system or device.
Example: "The acoustic component of the speaker system enhances the overall sound quality, making it ideal for live performances."
Alternatives: "sound element" or "audio part".
As for the TL, a minute increase of the acoustic component generates most of the TL decrease.
Nevertheless, Curle's solution requires the flow pressure, including its acoustic component, to be known in the source region.
This optimized FAT, in the case of the turbulent flow, has the advantage of measuring the acoustic component up to higher frequencies even in the presence of noise.
The acoustic component is based on the propagating modes in the duct where the acoustic modal contribution are extracted via cross-spectral densities.
A hole-based transitional Strouhal number is found below which low-back scattering of the wall-pressures occurs and above which the MPP apertures efficiently convert turbulence into back-scattered sound whatever the magnitude of the acoustic component.
An improvement of the Force Analysis Technique (FAT), an inverse method of vibration, is proposed to identify the low wavenumbers including the acoustic component of a turbulent flow that excites a plate.
It has these acoustic components, food supply components and water quality components".
The acoustic components occurring in the numerical pressure field were filtered through the application of Wavelet Transform.
A range of sounds are produced on reefs, and it is increasingly realized that these acoustic components may assist pelagic larvae in locating and orienting toward suitable juvenile and adult habitat2,3,4,5.
The Fourier integral for G is broken into surface wave and acoustic components, and the asymptotic structure obtained for each.
A unified scheme for the identification of the acoustic components of fluctuating fluid motions and thermodynamic properties is developed.
