acoustical

He may have meant the acoustical decay of any sound over time.

Everything looked good in the acoustical test range off the Bahamas.

"We have a starting position for optimal acoustical response in the room."

Those close walls also added a sense of acoustical intimacy.

The old heavy acoustical shell kept falling through the floor.

They're going to have to get used to a wholly new acoustical signature.

The flow field is then used to calculate the acoustical sources.

Carnegie has always been known for its acoustical warmth and character.

The changes in Weill have made a bad acoustical situation worse.

Due to the close nature of the church, an acoustical study was done to limit echoing.

"The acoustical nature of the canyon is such that you'll always hear noise," he said.

Acoustical treatments along the theater walls were added as well.

When asked to rate their acoustical performance, people often describe these walls as "paper thin."

That hall has had a long, complicated history of acoustical problems, even after its renovation in 1976.

He then conducted acoustical research and held a variety of jobs in commodities.

The acoustical issue has been a longstanding topic of debate.

This may seem a minor matter, but the acoustical benefit is considerable.

Acoustical engineers are typically concerned with the design, analysis and control of sound.

It is used today only for demonstrating standing waves and acoustical forces.

Since 2004 she dedicated herself to works for purely acoustical instrument.

This was the first time that the executive officer had heard about a planned acoustical range run.

When the company is brought into a project, those using the facility are interviewed about their acoustical expectations.

As with other new halls, acoustical adjustments can be made depending on the music.

Of course, an acoustical test in an empty hall can only be regarded as preliminary.

He appeared to characterize each well, though it was sometimes hard to tell in the acoustical wash.