| At increasing distances from the source, the sound energy is spread over an increasingly large area. |
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| Some people may realize that the sound of the collision represents a conversion of mechanical energy into sound energy. |
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| The second type of error in sound energy event detection is likely to occur due to a technique that is used for scene changes. |
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| The length of time during which the sound energy ceases, and the electrical energy lasts depends not on the principle of the telephone, but on the length of the wire. |
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| When fireworks are lit, the chemical potential energy is converted into light, heat and sound energy. |
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| Phacoemulsification is the procedure in which the lens is dissolved using sound energy or ultrasound. |
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| So our ear can overcome the great inefficiency of the sound-production mechanisms by being super sensitive to the trickle of sound energy that is produced. |
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| The stirrup bone exerts pressure at the oval window of the inner ear, further increasing the sound energy up to fifteen times. |
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| In addition, some communities still lack environmentally sound energy sources and effective modes of transportation and communication. |
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| In deeper waters, sound is likely to propagate further, especially where acoustic channels exist to conduct and focus sound energy. |
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| Mr. Balsberg presented this initiative as one of the largest funds for financing environmentally sound energy technology in Europe. |
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| During marine seismic surveys, compressed air is released into the water column, creating a sound energy pulse. |
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| Think what a tiny quantity of sound energy is released by a needle striking a floor! |
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| Larger surfaces generate more sound energy than smaller ones, which is the reason the tympani in an orchestra is large. |
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| In this way, a sound energy strategy would in large part become our climate change strategy. |
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| Bank officials also say their commitment to environmentally sound energy policy has gotten short shrift. |
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| Because this bill will help the economy and boost solid, environmentally sound energy policies. |
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| Yet giving the North American Electric Reliability Council regulatory clout is sound energy policy. |
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| With my music, this silence, where one cannot hear, is also a part of the movement of sound energy. |
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| Is a measure of the ability of a surface to absorb sound, minimising the reflection of sound energy back into a space. |
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| If we have two wind turbines rather than one, located at the same distance from our ears, naturally the sound energy reaching us will double. |
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| In that way, we should obtain a sound energy policy, solidarity and a better Europe. |
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| This increases the amount of trapped sound energy. |
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| In contrast, K blocks made from composite material or LL blocks made from composite or sintered material improve the surface by polishing it, helping to reduce the sound energy emitted by the system. |
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| This should include exploring policy instruments in support of the use of environmentally sound energy sources, particularly renewable energies, and other clean safe and sustainable energy solutions. |
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| This global partnership contributes to the provision of environmentally sound energy services by supporting information exchange, policy support and capacitybuilding. |
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| We wish to support developing countries in their efforts to meet their basic energy needs by promoting sound energy policies and applying new, clean energy technologies. |
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| The combination of the direct and ground reflected aircraft noise can destructively interfere at lower frequencies reducing the effective low frequency incident sound energy. |
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| These reflections occur with a time delay compared to the sound energy that reaches a listeners ear directly and cause the sound to become less clear. |
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| Although the STC rating is widely used for indoor sounds, the OITC rating is more appropriate for outdoor sounds such as aircraft noise with significant low frequency sound energy. |
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| Sound energy consists of pressure waves due to the mechanical vibration of particles, whereas electromagnetic radiation is carried by photons. |
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| Sound energy reaches the steady state in a room after a sound source starts to radiate sound in the room. |
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