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Inverse Square Law-The intensity-sound power per unit-decreases as the square of radius (d) increases.

Inverse Square Law-The intensity-sound power per unit-decreases as the square of radius (d) increases.

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Figure 3: Echogram-Sound Intensity against time for a short sound...
Figure 4: Inverse Square Law-The intensity-sound power per...
Figure 5: Direct-To-Reverb Ratio. The relative sound intensity as the...
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SPATIAL PERCEPTION IN REAL-LIFE ACOUSTICS: A study of perceptual auditory information of reverberation and its effect in space perception in Musicians and Non-Musicians
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In every day life, the sound that arrives at our ears is a cacophonous mixture of the sound source and reflections by nearby objects. Anecdotally reflections were claimed to provide critical information about the environment. However, when listening in small rooms these reflections normally fall into a ‘fusion’ interval whereby the auditory system...
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... sound wave is normally radiated omnidirectionally. Its intensity 1 decreases as the square of the radius increases (Everest, 2001); a behaviour known as the inverse square law, shown in Figure 4. ...