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What does it mean when you have a fever and you hear a voice getting louder and louder?
It is not unusual when running a high fever to hear voices in a distorted way-- sometimes they seem louder, sometimes they seem as if they are very far away. This is often a symptom caused by the high fever. You should discuss these symptoms with your doctor, who can diagnose the cause of the high fever and give you medication to bring it down to normal, at which time your hearing should also return to normal.
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What is the use of a microphone?
To make your voice louder so the people far away can hear you
What is th use of a microphone?
To make your voice louder and clear so people far away can hear you
Why does projection help?
In theater, projection helps because, without a microphone, the people in the last rows will not be able to hear you well, so in order for them to hear you better you project your voice using your diaphragm. This doesn't mean yelling or screaming out but to make your voice stronger and louder.
What noises do rabbits like?
Rabbits usually like to hear sounds of other bugs because they know where to find them if they are getting louder.
How does mega phone works?
It is a kind of voice trumpet that projects the voice through a large aperture. That concentrates the sound into a narrow beam so that it sound louder when the megaphone is facing you, but it if is pointed somewhere else you might hear absolutely nothing.
When was Hear Our Voice created?
Hear Our Voice was created in 2007.
What does ninja pro do in Call of Duty?
it makes you absolutely impossible to hear, and you hear your enemies louder
What is vocality in drama?
Vocal Projection is when you make your voice louder so your audience can hear you better. Kinda like having your diaphragm being punched, and you go "HUAGH" (spelling may be wrong).
What will you hear if two sound waves interfere constructively?
louder
What is vocal projection in drama?
Vocal Projection is when you make your voice louder so your audience can hear you better. Kinda like having your diaphragm being punched, and you go "HUAGH" (spelling may be wrong).
What happens to the frequency of the sound as the train draws closer What do you hear?
As the train draws closer, the frequency of the sound you hear increases. This is due to the Doppler effect, where the perceived frequency of a sound source changes relative to an observer's position. The sound waves are compressed in front of the moving train and stretched behind it, affecting the pitch you hear.
When was The Next Voice You Hear... created?
The Next Voice You Hear... was created on 1950-06-29.
