The phrase "acoustic density" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, acoustics, or materials science, often referring to the mass of a material per unit volume in relation to sound transmission.
Example: "The acoustic density of the material significantly affects its soundproofing capabilities."
Alternatives: "sound density" or "acoustic mass".
Each person has to make the decision about the acoustic density, and how to musically support the choreography of the scene".
To analyze the sound amplification in this region Howe׳s energy corollary and the growth of acoustic density are used.
By using unaffected words and a natural movement in his English versions, Galassi loses the acoustic density of the Italian (which appears in the edition as a parallel text) but, by the same token, preserves Leopardi's classical directness — what one Italian critic has referred to as the "sublime poverty" of his style.
Semi-variograms for acoustic density in the x y dimensions corroborated these findings with no discernable sill in the variance (Figure 2).
The acoustic density of scatterers was significantly dispersed in the horizontal (x y) dimension throughout our study area (Moran's i = −0.02, p<0.01).
In contrast, fisheries acoustics offer a minimally invasive approach to measure sound scattering organisms and to provide an acoustic density of prey.
Recently, the principles based on optics, acoustics, density, electric properties have shown promising results in the direction of providing continuous SSC data.
Variations in acoustic properties (density, Vp and acoustic impedance) in the sandstone depend on the degree of silicification.
The probe uses four 6 mm diameter electret microphones to acquire the data needed to compute acoustic energy density.
The Acoustic Energy Flow Boundary Element Method (AEFBEM) is developed to predict the acoustic energy density and intensity of an engineering system.
The inactivation normalized by acoustic power density for one-minute treatments at 25, 40, and 75 kHz was 0.056, 0.061, and 0.057 log CFU/(W/L), respectively.
