| 11. | The input of acoustic energy to the room at the modal frequencies and multiples thereof causes standing waves.
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| 12. | The probe is an ultrasonic sensor, generally known as a transducer, which functions to send and receive acoustic energy.
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| 13. | This technology focuses acoustic energy into a fluid sample in order to eject droplets as small as a picoliter.
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| 14. | When receiving signals, it converts acoustic energy to electrical energy, which is processed by the machine to form an image.
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| 15. | Very little of low frequency acoustic energy is converted into heat, so the signal can be detected for long ranges.
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| 16. | Set off a stick of dynamite and chemical energy changes to kinetic and acoustic energy and both eventually turn into heat.
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| 17. | Such a mishap could not have generated the blast and acoustic energy captured on the hydrophone recordings, he told the Post-Intelligencer.
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| 18. | At the receiving resonator's natural frequency, energy is absorbed efficiently, just as a glass absorbs acoustic energy at its natural frequency.
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| 19. | In physics, the term " ultrasound " applies to all acoustic energy with a frequency above the audible range of human hearing.
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| 20. | After that the acoustic energy in mid or high-frequency sound is converted into heat, primarily by the epsom salt dissolved in sea water.
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