The phrase "acoustics noise" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a conflation of terms and would typically be expressed as "acoustic noise."
Example: "The acoustic noise in the concert hall was overwhelming, making it difficult to hear the performance."
Alternatives: "sound interference" or "background noise."
It was written by the Health Care Acoustics Working Group, a permanent committee of the Acoustics Research Council (ARC), comprised of members of leading professional societies in acoustics, noise control engineering, acoustical consulting and related professions.
With educational backgrounds in architecture, planning, engineering, and business, Mr. Salter has conducted a wide range of acoustical consulting work in the areas of architectural acoustics, noise control engineering, and environmental noise impact.
One was a research team looking at technology, motors, air flow, acoustics, noise or the science of hair.
The proposed model can lead to a better understanding of acoustic scattering from two-dimensional near-interface porous absorbers or targets which are commonly encountered problems in outdoor acoustics, noise control engineering, and ocean engineering.
We played samples of acoustic noise to sleeping human listeners.
Electromagnetic noise creates snow on television sets; acoustic noise makes conversation impossible in some restaurants.
Such longer-term learning of acoustic noise has been confirmed by several studies29,30,31, 69.
Indeed, the mechanisms underlying the perceptual learning of acoustic noise are still unclear.
Speech recordings contain acoustic noise from the MRI scanner.
First at bat is Grouper, the flourishing solo project of the anachronistic acoustic noise artist Liz Harris.
Andrillon, T., Kouider, S., Agus, T. R. & Pressnitzer, D. Perceptual learning of acoustic noise generates memory-evoked potentials.
