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engineering units (EU)
Science; Acoustics
The units in which a measurement is made; for instance velocity may be expressed in millimeters per second, feet per second, miles per hour, etc., depending on the use to which ...
wave velocity
Science; Acoustics
The velocity of a wave is equal to the product of its wavelength and frequency.
daily exposure - vibration (Aeq8)
Science; Acoustics
The vibration a worker is exposed to during a working day, normalized to an 8-hour reference period, taking account of the magnitude and duration of the vibration - more details.
impulse response
Science; Acoustics
The way a device responds to an impulse. For example, the reverberation of a room can also be thought of as its impulse response. A great deal of information about a device can be ...
ensemble averaging
Science; Acoustics
There are two ways to create an average or sample mean. Firstly take the numbers for ten components at any one time (i.e. a vertical column) add them and divide by ten. This is ...
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