acoustic phenomenon

Today, check out Soundwalk Collective, recordings from the Rub Al Khali desert featuring an acoustic phenomenon known as the 'Singing Sand' -- a sand that produces sound.

(2009) investigated the effect of acoustic phenomenon in steam dryer (in a Boiling water reactor) which indicates the process of pressure pulsations caused by hydroacoustic resonance propagation along the steam dryer [6].

Chapters discuss his use of sound outside of music and his search for musical inspiration through connections with other senses, particularly the sense of sight; master's degree theses about his work; the biographies of the members of his group, the creative process of his compositions, and the relationship between his writing and improvisation; the role of noise and acoustic phenomenon in his music; and analysis of specific pieces: oSerie de Arco,o oDe bandeja e tudo,o oMagimani Sagei,o oBringuinha de mosicos malucos no coreto,o oCores,o oPapagaio alegre,o oArapua,o and oAula de Natacao.o ([umlaut] Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR)

MARYLAND (CyHAN)- As the latest in a continuing progression of NASA supersonics research projects aimed at reducing or mitigating the effect of sonic booms, the Farfield Investigation of No Boom Threshold, or FaINT, flight research project will help engineers better understand evanescent waves, an acoustic phenomenon that occurs at the very edges or just outside of the cone or envelope where sonic booms are heard.

This perceived "register change" is purely an acoustic phenomenon. It results from a sudden decrease in amplitude of 2F0 relative to F0 in the filtering process by the vocal tract.

The lowered larynx of classical technique enlarges the laryngeal vestibule (the area just above the larynx) which gives rise to an acoustic phenomenon known as the "singer's formant," defined as energy in the acoustic signal in the area of 3,000-3,500 Hz.