Sentence examples for diffusion of sound from inspiring English sources

The diffusion of sound created by reflections from those objects, acousticians agree, prevents a nasty acoustic "hardness" or "glare" that smooth surfaces can generate.

Away went the curved side balconies and curved back wall that Mr. Harris had identified as obstacles to the proper diffusion of sound.

Studies in social dialect variation and gender have repeatedly observed that women make use of a wider range of variation than men [11], [12], [53], [54] and females are often the more active agents of the diffusion of sound change compared to men (see [12], [55]; cf. [56]).

In H grade concrete (6000 psi), the diffusion coefficient of sound concrete (at the age of 56 days) is found to be 3.84 × 10−12 m2/s and it gradually increases with crack width.

Approximate solutions to this problem are obtained by modelling this type of propagation as diffusion of incoherent sound particles.

Spillover effects can be positive or negative and include effects on trade, carbon leakage, transfer, and diffusion of environmentally sound technology and other issues.

Because of multiple reflections and diffusions of the sound waves, the energy of previous speech is smeared over time, and overlaps with subsequent speech.

Due to the externalities associated with energy production and consumption, public policy is necessary to provide a stimulus for the development and diffusion of more environmentally sound energy technologies.

Moreover, in both species, the highest percentages of response were obtained after the diffusion of intra-group sounds regardless of emotion (IGP – IGN, monkeys: 12%/girls: 52%).

Professor Cummer also sees potential in the field of sound dampening or diffusion: "You can engineer something that has a flat surface but reflects sound like a bumpy surface," he notes.

Technological ingenuity of the 19th and 20th centuries developed the newer means of mass communication, particularly broadcasting, without which the present near-global diffusion of printed words, pictures, and sounds would have been impossible.