Review of research and methods for measuring the loudness and noisiness of complex sounds
Research and methods for measuring loudness and noisiness of complex sounds
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Research and methods for measuring loudness and noisiness of complex sounds
Small meteorological sounding rocket system development for upper atmosphere parameters
Far field sound intensity calculation using acoustic wave propagation and rocket exhaust flow
Payload weight and length effect on mass and aerodynamic characteristics of Apache and Cajun sounding rockets
Scale model acoustical tests for predicting performance of S-IC static test facility sound suppressor
Refraction of sound by jet flow or jet temperature
Effect of varying meteorological parameters on sound intensity estimates from intense noise source located on ground at varying distances
Design of small animal payload and integration with sounding rocket for space flight research
Statistical analysis of empirical sound fields propagated from static test firing of large space booster power plants
Fluctuating surface pressures due to shock wave interactions with turbulence and sound waves
Solid state device for controlling temperature of optical birefringence filter for sounding rockets
Profile types of sound speed in lower atmosphere and relations to acoustic focusing
X-ray astronomy from sounding rockets
Refraction of injected point source of sound by cold nitrogen jet, noting effects of temperature and velocity fields
Sound wave propagation in relativistic MHD
Sound absorption in air at 1/3-octave frequency intervals as function of humidity and temperature at normal atmospheric pressure for studies in room acoustics
Sound pressure in external auditory meatus and near center of cat head in absence of animal as function of frequency