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Reverberation time
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- A measure of reverberation in an enclosed space; the time required for sound-pressure level to decrease 60 db after the source has stopped.
- The time it takes for reverberation to decay to 60db below the original level. reverb time is commonly abbreviated to rt60, and is usually measured at 500hz.
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Время реверберации, русский
Важнейший фактор, определяющий акустическое качество помещений и характеризуемый временем, в течение которого интенсивность звука уменьшается в
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Reverberate, английский
Reverberatiol, английский
Reverberation, английский
- The persistent echoing of sound within an enclosure after the original source of the sound has stopped, due to repeated reflection between the enclosing surfaces
- The persistence of sound in an enclosed space (such as a room or auditorium) after a source of sound has stopped.
- Реверберация
- Often shortened to `reverb`, the persistence of sound in a room or other space, even after the original sound has ended, caused by many sound reflections that decrease in intensity with time. the reflections, or echoes, are so closely spaced in time as to merge into a single continuous sound. the reflected sound eventually decays completely by being absorbed into the surfaces of the room. reverberation in modern recordings is commonly generated by signal processors, rather than acoustically.
Reverberation, французский
Reverberation chamber, английский
A room, having a long reverberation time, which is especially designed for the measurement of the sound absorption coefficients of an acoustical material or the sound power of a sound source.
Reverberation radius, английский
Reverberative, английский
Reverberatory furnace, английский
Пламенная печь
Time, английский
- The system of those sequential relations that any event has to any other, as past, present, or future; indefinite and continuous duration regarded as that in which events succeed one another
- Measurement^ unit прибор измерения времени
- Срок; время; продолжительность
- Time limits or periods stated in the contract. a provision in a construction contract that “time is of the essence of the contract” signifies that the parties consider that punctual performance within the time limits or periods in the contract is a vital part of the performance and that failure to perform on time is a breach for which the injured party is entitled to damages in the amount of loss sustained, or is excused from any obligation of further performance, or both. time and materials (t&m) the time and total cost of all materials required to complete a construction job; often used where the cost of the job is otherwise difficult to estimate. time-delay fuse any fuse in an electric circuit that takes more than 12 seconds to open at a 200% load.
- N время adverb, bulge timeline n псхл. линия времени6 titlo n титло7
- Tears in my eyes
- Слезы в моих глазах
Time, английский
Time, английский
Time, английский
Time, английский
Time & expenses, английский
The business subcategory containing apps to help businesses keep track of how much time and money are spent on various projects or accounts.
Time (and) distance (to go), английский
-время полета и расстояние до заданного пункта маршрута
Time -, английский
Расписание; временной график
Time acceleration factor, английский
Time accounts, английский
Financial deposits that earn interest but that require a period of notice prior to withdrawal.
Time after which legal claims will not be entered, английский
Time allowance, английский
The number of hours or minutes per day that a child is allowed to use the computer.
Abbreviated, английский
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Flexural rigidity, английский
- A measure of stiffness of a structural member; the product of modulus of elasticity and moment of inertia divided by the length of the member.
- This measure of a material’s resistance to bending is calculated by multiplying the material’s weight per unit area by the cube of its bending length.
International rubber hardness degree, английский
A measure of hardness, the magnitude of which is derived from the depth of penetration of a specified indenter into a test specimen; 0° represents a material showing no measurable resistance to indentation, and 100° represents a material showing no measurable indentation. international standards organization, international organization for standardization (iso) a body which promotes the development of world-wide standards and which publishes such standards. international style an architectural style that is minimalist in concept, devoid of regional characteristics, stresses functionalism, and rejects all nonessential decorative elements; it emphasizes the horizontal aspects of a building; developed during the 1920s and 1930s, in western europe
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