reflected sound
71echolocation — [ ɛkə(ʊ)lə(ʊ)ˌkeɪʃ(ə)n] noun the location of objects by reflected sound, in particular as used by animals such as dolphins and bats …
72reverberation — n. Echoing, re echoing, echo, reflected sound …
73boundary microphone — F/A/V a microphone that relies on reflected sound from a surrounding surface …
74отраженный звук — 3.4.7 отраженный звук (reflected sound): Звук в некоторой точке помещения, представляющий собой результат отражения от поверхностей помещения и объектов внутри него. Примечание Отраженный звук не включает в себя прямой звук. Источник …
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75echolocation — ► NOUN ▪ the location of objects by reflected sound, in particular as used by animals such as dolphins and bats …
76facial vision — noun : an awareness of obstacles independent of vision that is often considerably developed in blind persons and probably dependent on tactile perception of reflected sound waves * * * facial vision, the awareness, especially in blind persons, of …
77cat|a|cous|tics — «KAT uh KOOS tihks, KOWS », noun. the science of reflected sound; cataphonics. ╂[< cat + acoustics] …
78marine son|o|probe — «SON uh PROHB», an instrument used in the exploration for oil to analyze offshore subsurface formations by means of reflected sound waves …
79vi|bro|se|is — «vy BROH see ihs», noun. a method of locating oilbearing rocks by measuring reflected sound waves produced by a large vibrator: »Many geophysicists use a system called vibroseis to eliminate the environmental risks of using explosives (D. M.… …
80Phonological change — Sound change and alternation Metathesis Quantitative metathesis …
