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#TNTMIPS COMPACT RATIO SERIES#

Standard Arabic includes ''Classical Arabic'' and ''Modern Standard Arabic (MSA)'' while dialectal Arabic includes all forms of currently spoken Arabic in day life and it vary among countries and deviate from standard Arabic to some extent.

Arabic language has two main forms: Standard Arabic and Dialectal Arabic. Abdennadher Īrabic language is the largest still living Semitic language based on the number of speakers which exceeds 250 million first language speakers.

Survey on common Arabic Language forms from a speech recognition point of view.

The relation between the radiated power as obtained from near-field measured sound pressure data via the theory on one hand and from a far-field measurement in a reverberation room on the other is highlighted. Together with the forward far-field computation scheme, this yields a method for assessment of loudspeakers in the far-field and of the total radiated power from (relatively near-field) on-axis data (generalized Keele schema). In the reverse direction, a method of estimating velocity distributions from (measured) on-axis pressures by matching in terms of expansion coefficients is proposed. For the rigid, simply supported and clamped radiators, this results in explicit, finite-series expressions involving (spherical) Bessel functions for both the on-axis and far-field pressure. These expansions are obtained by expanding the velocity distributions in terms of orthogonal polynomials. These quantities are the sound pressure: on-axis, far-field, and at the edge of a radiator, as well as the reaction force on the radiator and the total radiated power.

#TNTMIPS COMPACT RATIO SERIES#

Power series expansions are derived for acoustical quantities of a harmonically excited resilient, flat, circular radiator in an infinite baffle. Estimating the velocity profile and acoustical quantities of a harmonically vibrating membrane from on-axis pressure data.Each pair is adjusted in the correct direction when the two ears receive the sound signals at the same time. The transport of sound from each element of a pair to a corresponding pair of human ears was carried out by means of metal or rubber tubes. Two elements at a fixed mutual distance were adjusted in the horizontal plane for the determination of the chart angle and the remaining two in the vertical plane for the measurement of elevation. These equipments contained most times four sound pick-up elements such as curved shells or horns used in pairs. They served as said as supplement to visual means preceding the use of artillery. As radar was still to be discovered, vision had to be supplemented by hearing using the sound of the engines.Īt least a dozen different acoustic location equipment's for aeroplanes from different countries were in the 1920's available on the military market. at night time or under cloudy conditions. Air vehicles carrying a weapon could not be located from the ground e.g. From the first world war until the 30's air acoustics played an important role in the air defence.