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| 2. | sounds that are deliberately used in a regular pattern |
| 3. | human perception of sound intensity |
| 5. | frequency at which the material viberates |
| 6. | air vibration in a resonator or hollow chamber that amplifes sounds with the pitch determined by the length of the viberating tube of air |
| 7. | instruments in which sound is produced by plucking, stricking, or drawing a bow across tightly strached strings |
| 8. | vibration with a frequency that is multiple of the fundamental frequency |
| 10. | devices used to make musical sounds |
| 11. | change in pitch or wave frequency due to a moving either the source of the wave or the observer can be moving |
| 12. | a system that uses the reflections of underwater sound waves to locate objects |
| 13. | the differances among sounds of the same pitch and loudness |
| 14. | process of locating objects by sending out sounds and interperting the waves reflected back. |
| 16. | study of sound which can prvent excessive reverberation and create good listening environments |
| 18. | formed when a vibrating object collides with air molecules transferring energy to them |