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AUDITORIA, CONCERT HALLS, and CLASSROOMS ELECTRONIC REINFORCEMENT OF SOUND

AUDITORIA, CONCERT HALLS, and CLASSROOMS ELECTRONIC REINFORCEMENT OF SOUND. REFERENCES:

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Exploring Interests

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Reflection and Mirrors

Reflection and Mirrors. Reflection. Reflection: The bouncing back of a particle or wave that strikes the boundary b/w 2 media. Waves reflect in straight lines, like a particle Ex: Mirrors reflect EM waves, echoes reflect sound waves. The Law of Reflection.

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FCAT Prep!

FCAT Prep!. Yes we can all do well!. First! What will be on the test?. Reading passages : 50% literary text (fiction/nonfiction stories, poems or plays) 50% informational text (graphs, charts, textbook entries, etc.) Categories of Questions : Vocabulary Reading Application

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JOSEPH HAYDN

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The Theme : My Favourite Means of Transport.

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CUCOS

CUCOS. The Cambridge University Chinese Orchestra Society (CUCOS) was founded in 2007 with the hope of giving a new musical perspective to the community in UK and to share oriental musical excellence with people around the world.

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Why come to U. of T.?

Why come to U. of T.?. Stefan Saroiu April 1 st , 2005. Three Things to Consider. Why CS at U. of T? Why systems/networking at U. of T.? Why Toronto?. Why CS at U. of T.?. Top-notch research department Top school in Canada Comparable to the top 10 in the U.S.

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New Theatre seating

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Chapter 16: Sound

Chapter 16: Sound. Section 3: Intensity determines loudnes s . Intensity (loudness) depends on the amplitude of the sound wave. Amplitude/intensity measure how much energy is in a wave.

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