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    people? How can we achieve that optimal listening experience? The best listening experience, differs to many people because some believe the best experience from music comes from the bass, some prefer dynamics and the highs and lows, others enjoy noise cancellation and the rest enjoy all of the aspects listed. Whatever the sound preference might be, there must be a worthy headphone in the market that addresses all these aspects of the music to bring out the best experience. Though a headphone that

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    flipping challenge and those around them. Overall, bottle flipping is a negative aspect that causes frustration, depression, and a shift in focus. Though most teenagers get excited when they hear the thud of a water bottle land, for adults, the constant noise can add to their already inexplicably enormous stress. Picture this, if you constantly hear a thud every five seconds, unless you were the cause or supporter, wouldn’t you feel annoyed? Most adults have many responsibilities,

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    Hearing Loss In Canada

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    The world is full of noise and excessive noise exposure can cause hearing loss. There is more than 360 million of people are suffering from hearing losses (WHO) and in Canada, around 20% of the population of the total peoples have this problem (Static Canada). The reason for increasing the amount of hearing loss is because of the growing number of older people and the uncontrolled sounds. However, the static Canada shows us that, nearly 42 % peoples are at a risk of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL)

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    2.2 Methodology 2.2.1 Active Hybrid Noise Cancelling System Block Diagram Figure 1. Hybrid ANC structure As illustrated above, a hybrid active noise cancelling system is a constitution of feedforward and feedback mechanism with adaptive filters. The red area in block diagram is the feedforward section and the green is the feedback section. To understand this system more thoroughly, we will need to look at the feedforward and the feedback system individually

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    this occurs. One reason may be that owls avoid predation because they share many of the same predators with black-tailed prairie dogs and the presence of the prairie dogs helps to reduce predation. Another theory is that the burrowing owls live in active prairie dog colonies in order to listen to the prairie dogs for cues on when a predator is near. This behavior has been documented between other groups, usually mammals or reptiles responding to bird alarm calls. This study aimed to show whether burrowing

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    In recent years autonomous underwater vehicles have come under the light for their vast applications. To acquire improvement in autonomous underwater vehicle’s (AUV) applications vehicle autonomy, underwater communications, motion control, dynamics modeling as well as simulation system is neede3d to be touched. These issues are needed to be resolved through a spiral development process which is included at sea experimentation. To provide a simulation system platform for designing and debugging problems

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    Noise characterisation is a critical research area for varied domains and applications. The domains include marine, aviation, transport, civil engineering etc. The applications could include numerous military and non military applications like fatigue failures in material, human comfort, acoustics stealth, marine mammal habitat assessment, condition based monitoring of machineries etc. In many engineering situations, machines are mounted on flexible structures such as the ships deck, aircraft fuselage

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    extremely important to realize how noise and especially ambient noise can help affect creativity. The study was concluded by conducting five experiments that were restricted to a range of 70 dB to 50dB of ambient noise and noticed the enhances performance on creative tasks; that means that creativity is in turn affected positively and can also in turn these positive effects into the increasing likelihood of innovative products being produced. Whereas, high levels of noise for example 85dB or above can

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    BACKGROUND- AREA OF APPLICABILITY The electrical impulses are used for stimulating the contraction of muscles which is known as Electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), also known as neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES) or electromyostimulation. The muscle tissue was stimulated by the impulses produced by a device and were delivered on the skin through the electrodes close to the targeted stimulated muscle. These electrodes are the pads that will adhere to the skin of the animal. The stimulated

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    potential buyer financially it could also do physical damage to the property as well. As a property owner or potential buyer they must be aware of what environmental contamination can do to the property. There can be a range of things from toxic waste, noise pollution, the quality of water and condemned properties. The risk of toxic waste left on or contaminates a property could cause the property to sell at a lower price compared to similar properties. These toxic in

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