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What is the relationship of pitch and frequency?
Pitch and frequency are the same thing. Frequency is the generic term describing the number of waves per unit time. With audio waves, we experience more waves per unit time (a higher frequency) as a higher pitch.
What term describes how high or low you perceive a sound wave to be?
The term that describes how high or low you perceive a sound wave to be is pitch. Pitch is determined by the frequency of a sound wave, with higher frequencies corresponding to higher pitches and lower frequencies corresponding to lower pitches.
The term is used to indicate the frequency level of a sound.?
Tough one! You see, there is a term for both thefrequency and the level. The most common term for the frequency would be the "Pitch" of the sound, and the frequency unit of measurement is the Hertz (cycles per second) or Hz. It is an accepted standard that the average Human can hear a spectrum from 20Hz (really low pitch) to 20kHz (really high pitch). The level of sound is commonly referred to as the "Loudness" and is measured in Decibels (db) and the most common measuring device is called an SPL (sound pressure level) Meter. So...If you were describing, lets say, a very loud "A" note above middle "C", the description could look like this; 440Hz @ +110db. Dave Bowling (db)
Which is the best term to use when describing the energy of position?
Potential energy.
What scientific term is used to describe how high or low a sound is?
Pitch is the scientific term used to describe how high or low a sound is. It is determined by the frequency of the sound wave, with higher frequencies corresponding to higher pitches and lower frequencies corresponding to lower pitches.
Which term refers to how high or low a seem to person?
pitch
What is a derogatory term describing a lowlife?
One derogatory term describing a lowlife is "scum."
What is the definition for the term pitch?
It is whether something is high or low in music
What is the relationship of pitch and frequency?
Pitch and frequency are the same thing. Frequency is the generic term describing the number of waves per unit time. With audio waves, we experience more waves per unit time (a higher frequency) as a higher pitch.
The proper term describing the US economy after the depression is?
The proper term describing the US economy after the depression is recovery. The economy went up from where it was.
Which term is used for describing aiming too high for a particular goal?
The term used for aiming too high for a particular goal is called being unrealistic. Unrealistic does not mean the goal can not be achieved rather then accomplishing the goal may be strenuous.
What is a term describing the qualities of a city?
Urban
What does the musical term high do mean?
When it comes to music, the term "HIGH" means that you have to play a high note, meaning a note that would sound louder than a previous one. The louder the note the higher the pitch.
What term describes how high or low you perceive a sound wave to be?
The term that describes how high or low you perceive a sound wave to be is pitch. Pitch is determined by the frequency of a sound wave, with higher frequencies corresponding to higher pitches and lower frequencies corresponding to lower pitches.
Is pneumonia a medical term?
Pneumonia is a medical term describing a lung infection.
The term is used to indicate the frequency level of a sound.?
Tough one! You see, there is a term for both thefrequency and the level. The most common term for the frequency would be the "Pitch" of the sound, and the frequency unit of measurement is the Hertz (cycles per second) or Hz. It is an accepted standard that the average Human can hear a spectrum from 20Hz (really low pitch) to 20kHz (really high pitch). The level of sound is commonly referred to as the "Loudness" and is measured in Decibels (db) and the most common measuring device is called an SPL (sound pressure level) Meter. So...If you were describing, lets say, a very loud "A" note above middle "C", the description could look like this; 440Hz @ +110db. Dave Bowling (db)
Term describing a person who makes maps?
A cartographer
