anechoic

It is claimed to have the world's largest anechoic chamber.

Full anechoic chambers aim to absorb energy in all directions.

The test would take place in specially shielded (anechoic) chambers.

But the studio was so quiet, its anechoic filing soaking up every sound.

The music had been recorded in an anechoic chamber, a "dry" room free of sound reflections.

They also have an anechoic chamber for acoustic research into speaker design etc.

There was a dull deadness to the sound, like an anechoic booth.

There was no way to replace the missing anechoic tiles on the boat's hull, so they didn't try.

Most anechoic chambers are not designed for accurate measurement down to 20 Hz.

Measurements made outdoors will approximate well to anechoic conditions.

The recordings were made in an anechoic chamber.

Again their rubber anechoic coating had saved them.

'Anything over twenty-five and you run the risk of stripping the anechoic tiles off the hull.

A compact range is an anechoic chamber with a reflector to simulate far field conditions.

An acoustic anechoic chamber is a room designed to absorb as much sound as possible.

To create anechoic conditions, the experiment was carried out on the rooftop of a freestanding building.

And in an anechoic chamber, Sean experiences what might be the most frightening sound of all - absolute silence.

Actinic arcs were buried in the anechoic grooves of the ceiling.

An anechoic chamber is also commonly used.

Anechoic tiles were added later reduce noise levels.

But every word spoken sounded almost painfully anechoic due to the damp-ing devices in operation.

The sound rolled across the anechoic plains, purposeless.

Not to mention the missing anechoic tiles.

Moreover, the listening area would have to be anechoic, in order to comply with the source-free volume assumption.

The company engineers and constructs anechoic (echo-free) sound chambers.