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Equal-loudness contour

Known as: ISO 226:2003, Equal-loudness curves, Equal loudness contours 
An equal-loudness contour is a measure of sound pressure (dB SPL), over the frequency spectrum, for which a listener perceives a constant loudness… 
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2019
2019
Controlling Sonic Boom Loudness Through Outer Mold Line Modification: A Sensitivity Study
This paper presents a sensitivity and uncertainty analysis of the under-track loudness for a low-boom concept aircraft that has… 
2010
2010
Performance Analysis of Fixed-Gain Amplify-and-Forward Relaying With MRC
Relay transmission has recently attracted much attention since it can offer spatial diversity with single antenna terminals. This… 
Highly Cited
2008
Highly Cited
2008
ACE in the Hole: Adaptive Contour Estimation Using Collaborating Mobile Sensors
This paper focuses on the use of mobile sensors to estimate contours in a field. In particular, we focus on strategies to… 
2007
2007
13C isotopic discrimination: a starting point for new insights in competition for nitrogen and water under contour hedgerow systems in tropical mountainous regions
Competition for nutrients and water between crops and associated hedgerows reduces overall performance of contour hedgerow… 
2000
2000
Background for revising equal-loudness contours
The international standard ISO 226 specifies thresholds of hearing and contours of equal loudness. The document was issued for… 
Highly Cited
1995
Highly Cited
1995
Depletion determines sperm numbers in male zebra finches
Abstract This study tests the idea that male zebra finches,Taeniopygia guttata, can control the numbers of spermatozoa in their… 
1991
1991
Kin recognition as a functional concept
Review
1989
Review
1989
Contrasting ecological implications of food limitation in sea urchins and herbivorous gastropods
Populations of sea urchins often fluctuate greatly in density. The density of sea urchins is usually inversely correlated with… 
1988
1988
A natural regions map for Tasmania
Tasmania has been divided into 13 regions for the purpose of mapping plant distribution. Eleven of these regions are large… 
1986
1986
Rain Cell Size Statistics Derived from Radar Observations at Wallops Island, Virginia
Results of an investigation are given describing two-di-two-dimensional rain cell size statistics employing radar and disdrometer… 
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