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    and having sex with the dead bodies so the mood of our movie is scary SOUNDSCAPE Soundscape is the space in which characters live Night shift being a horror the sound is supposed to bring out the scary element‚ tension and fear. Through sound we have to bring out Andiswe’s fear‚ tension‚ pain as well as Matthew’s beasty nature. The sound has to evoke the audience’s emotions of tension and suspense. Music plays an important role in creating suspense and emotional impact so we plan of using music to

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    Man vs Nature

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    ‘angles’ as we make things structured this refers back to industrialisation in mankind. The use of sound imagery in the poem is clearly evident in stanza three‚ as well as brutal imagery‚ onomatopoeia‚ the sound of the body hitting the car which produces the ‘be’ sound used constantly as repetition. The ‘b’ sound could also be the sound of the kangaroos jumping or the beat of the kangaroo. The sharp sounds represent the death and the lack of power

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    Hyd10 Unit 8 Lab Answers

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    Lab Title Waves Lab # 8 Name: Joseph Apap Class: PHY101-14995 Date: 07/11/2015 Purpose: To be able to discuss the sound wave properties of frequency‚ pitch‚ amplitude and loudness. To be able to discuss how the length of a sound wave affects pitch. To be able to explain the use of controlled variables in an experiment. Procedures: Required Materials: Meter Stick 2 Cardboard tubes Scissors Rubber bands Wax paper Transparent tape Flashlight Balloon Small Mirror 1. Hold 1 end of a meter stick down

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    Aural Perception While reading the selection on sound perception‚ it became very clear to me that every aspect of music and aural skills is completely reinforced in scientific reasoning. The aspects presented in terms of volume‚ harmonics‚ tones‚ and sound quality all come together to scientifically form music. However‚ my initial reaction was that aural perception in the study of music is hardly studiable scientifically‚ and none of the material presented in the article is directly related

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    A very important but little known acoustical phenomena is the Inverse Square Law. As a sound wave propagates spherically‚ the sound energy is distributed over the ever-increasing surface diameter of the wave front surface. So‚ when the distance from the source is doubled‚ the energy carried by the sound is spread over double the distance in all directions‚ or four times the original area. This means that the intensity will be reduced to a quarter of the original distance. For example‚ at three times

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    together yet are still completely alone. They are like shadows‚ haunting one another. I looked up at the glistening‚ starry leaves‚ gleaming like raindrops. The sounds of the rattling of tiny plants‚ grass‚ and swirling leaves on the ground was almost completely silent‚ only the wind that made the whistling sounds among the bare trees was the only sound that was deafening to my ears. Colors shimmer everywhere‚ shades of golden reds and oranges‚ bright yellow‚ moss green‚ the dusty brown of the tree trunks

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    phonetics

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    the Greek:φωνή‚ phōnē‚ ’sound‚ voice’) is a branch oflinguistics that comprises the study of the sounds of human speech‚ or—in the case of sign languages—the equivalent aspects of sign.[1] It is concerned with the physical properties of speech sounds or signs (phones): their physiological production‚ acoustic properties‚ auditory perception‚ and neurophysiological status. Phonology‚ on the other hand‚ is concerned with the abstract‚ grammatical characterization of systems of sounds or signs.The field

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    in the different voices‚ the sound of the printer or just listening to people who are surrounding me‚ and it is not only until everyone leaves that I can distinguish the sound of the clock hanging on my wall. It is interesting how a constant sound can be ignored throughout the day and detected once every other noise around is gone. But what is noise and what are its characteristics? Noise can be defined as any sound. Although its definition is not that simple‚ sound troubles throw air as a wave and

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    Why Do Whales Sing

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    travel well in the water‚ most of marine animals rely on sound‚ which can travel four times faster in water than in the air. Especially‚ whales communicate by using sound very skillfully as if they sang. According to the video‚ unlike land mammals‚ who generate sounds by exhaling air‚ whales produce sounds by using an organ called “Laryngeal sacs”‚ by which vibration generated by another organ called “U-fold” is augmented to be loud enough sound which can arrive to thousands of kilometers away. The

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    Middle Ear Research Paper

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    Anatomy and Functions of the Middle Ear The middle ear contains many important parts that necessary for hearing sounds. The middle ear consists of the structures enclosed in a space right behind the eardrum. They are the tympanic membrane or eardrum. The tympanic membrane is a thin membrane shaped like a drum that separates the outer ear from the middle ear. Next is a chain of three ossicles‚ or very small bones. The chain begins with the malleus‚ which is connected to the center of the tympanic

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