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Noise Pollution

Noise is considered as pollution if it badly affects human and wildlife activity, or if it can damage physical structures on a recurring or regular basis. Sources of noise pollution include transportation and construction systems, and mechanical equipments.

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How noise is a nuisance?

Yes that's is one meaning of noise. Noise can also mean a loud out cry/ shouting

How will you differentiate between noise and music?

noise is an unpleasant sound(screaming, yelling,etc.)... music has a tune to it(singing).

2nd answer.

I think that this is a very hard question and is completely a matter of opinion. It is very hard to determine when music turns to noise and vice versa. Some people consider most popular music to be noise. Some others only consider heavier genres to be noise (like heavy metal, grunge, black metal, etc.). Some others mainly consider rap to be noise. Even some consider it noise when it is too "soft."

You could probably make a very general argument by saying that any type of sound that is organized and has some sense of musical structure may be considered music rather than noise. But then you would inevitably have to include serialism, which, although usually lacking any sense of standard tonality, can still be considered to be highly organized and very structured. And by trying to make this argument, you would then eliminate aleatoric music, which, although a large portion of this music (if not entire pieces) can be determined completely by chance (i.e. the roll of some dice), it is still considered by many to be music, non-the-less. This type of music could be considered by some to eliminate any argument that music is always made on purpose and with intent or even for the purpose of expression.

I believe that there is no possibility for a universal standard on what is music and what is noise and therefor it is completely determined by personal preference and opinion and is different from one person to the next.

What is the noise ordinance for the city of inglewood?

The city of Inglewood does have some guidelines when it comes to noise. Noises from music, TVs, and other sources which are disturbing your neighbors rights to peaceful enjoyment of their property violates the noise ordinance and is considered a misdemeanor.

How does pollution affect pollution?

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The pollution destroys animals habitats and gives danger to the animals and many other things. When the pollution destroys the animals habitat, more and more animals have a risk of being endangered. Answer: Impacts on any aquatic life can be described in several categories:

Toxic:

Toxic effects are the impact of poisons on life forms. With water pollution these impacts can be realized in two distinct ways, by direct eating or adsorption of the toxin through the mouth or skin, and secondly by the ingesting of food which has accumulated poisons. This second type of intake is significant the animal is a predator and nearer the top of a bioaccumulation chain that starts with microscopic animals eating toxins on the stream or swamp bottom.

Mutagenic:

Mutagenic effects does not mean frogs changing into monsters f like in an old Scifi movie. It means that the animals develop changes at the cellular level that decrease their life spans, affect their success at breeding, cause cancers, cause deformity in the offspring or similar. These impacts are generally caused by complex organics (PAH etc) in the water or waste pharmaceuticals from sanitary sewerage reaching the water

Ecosystem related:

The impacts on the animals can result from impacts on the ecosystem. The changes and pollution can reduce the prey animals, breeding spots, hiding spots, water pH and water temperature. In addition if the pollution has impacted the normal prey of other predators they may switch to other prey as an alternative food source

How can loud noise cause damage to the ear?

Your ear contains a thin membrane that vibrates when sound waves hit it. The louder the sound the more the membrane vibrates. Just like a drum skin the ear drum can burst if vibrated too much.

The bones in the inner ear are filled with fluid and lined with tiny hairs. The vibration of sound waves moves this liquid and applies pressure to the hairs which your brain interprets as sound. If these tiny hairs are damaged due to excessive noise it can reduce hearing significantly.

Anything above 80 decibels can cause hearing loss.

How can you make your cities pollution free?

Well, a city can't be 100% pollution free because pollution is already in the air but if the factorys cut down on there usage or found a more green way to make products also you can ride your bike or walk places

hope i helped

How do you solve noise pollution at school?

punishments if sumone talks! or jus plaster their mouth!!

How much does a wind farm cost to build?

Considering the fact that a 500MW coal-fired plant can cost upwards of $1 billion just for land acquisition and construction (not considering operational and maintenance costs or fuel costs), a wind farm with equivalent energy output, zero emissions and no-cost fuel (wind) comes in at about $600 million.

'Equivalent energy output' is incorrect. The original author is confusing 'installed capacity' - the power it could generate under ideal conditions - with output. This is a very important distinction.

For example, if you have 500MW of coal capacity and 500 MW of wind capacity, as long as you have optimal fuel for each system, they will output the same amount. In the case of coal, the operator can control the fuel supply (mostly) and run at any percentage of peak capacity for as long as is desired, up to 100% of the time. For wind, the operator is at the mercy of how much and how fast the wind blows and can only operate at peak capacity when conditions are perfect, which is less than 15% of the time. The concept is called 'capacity factor'.

Application of room noise detector?

A room noise detector could serve as a burglar alarm during the night and when away from home, of course, if no noisy dogs or other pets. It could serve as a child protection device, near a door to the outside of the home or near a swimming pool gate to alert the adults of he child's presence near the pool, or a road with traffic.

What is noise and how it behaves in the environment?

Noise is an unwanted sound which has an adverse effect on the environment; viz; be it on the individual, employee, or the whole community.Noise is subjective as it may not be a concern to an individual but it can be an annoyance/ disturbance to another one.

What is context noise?

Context noise refers to irrelevant or distracting sounds in an environment that can interfere with communication and comprehension. It can originate from various sources, such as background conversations, traffic, or machinery, and can hinder a person's ability to focus on a specific task or message. In settings like classrooms or workplaces, managing context noise is crucial for enhancing productivity and effective information exchange.

What could cause a very loud valve train noise like tapping on a 94 jeep Cherokee inline 6 with apx 150k well maintained miles?

At 150 k miles first check oil pressure at engine hot with a known accurate gauge. Make sure that the pressure exceeds the minimum mfg specification for the engine. If the oil pressure is ok, then use a mechanics stethescope to locate the exact area of the noise. High on the engine indicates valve or piston related, middle on the block indicates piston and low on the block is lower end, ie bearings rods or mains. Make sure you correctly locate the noise before tearing into the engine, nothings worse than making an erroneous diagnosis when it comes to time and dollars... If the noise is indeed in the top of the engine then pull the valve cover and check for wear in the valve train. Repair or replace pivot points, lifters, etc. as may be required.

Who said what Manchester does today the rest of the world does tomorrow?

I don't think anybody knows who said it first, it's an old saying that goes back to the mid 1800s when Manchester was leading the way in industrialisation, transport and free-trade. It certainly wasn't Tony Wilson who came up with it!

What is the difference between an alto and a mezzosoprano in vocal music?

Altos and mezzos

Alto is one vocal range lower than mezzosoprano. For more information, go to en.wikipedia.org and type in "alto" and "mezzosoprano". There are some nice graphics on Wikipedia that can show you the difference in the notes that altos sing compared to the ones that mezzosopranos sing.

More importantly, the way to distinguish between a tenor and an alto is very simple. Only one has hair on their back.

[ a tenor is usually a guy and alto's are more common in women ( XoXo Team Jasper Fan ]

you usually hear Mezzosoprano in Opera. You hear alto there too but alto is more common in girls that sing todays music such as Taylor Swift and Demi Lovato. An example of a mezzosoprano would be Emmy Rossum. Emmy sings in The Phantom of the Opera as Christine Daee. Christine Daee is suppose to be a Soprano but Emmy is a mezzosoprano so her voice is much lower in octave than the original script had called for. Can you sing both mezzosoprano and alto? You sure can. I sing both alto and mezzosoprano. Can you sing both mezzosoprano and soprano? No and yes. If you can control your octaves you can go higher and sing Soprano if you sing mezzo but only if youre trained, which I was. Soprano usually breaks glass. Mezzo does not break glass. XoXo Team Jasper Fan

What is White Gaussian Noise?

White Gaussian Noise (WGN) is a statistical noise characterized by a flat spectral density across a range of frequencies and follows a Gaussian distribution. This means that its amplitudes are normally distributed, with a mean of zero and a certain variance. WGN is often used in signal processing and telecommunications as a model for random noise, providing a baseline for analyzing and designing systems that operate in noisy environments. Its "white" aspect refers to the equal intensity of its frequencies, akin to how white light contains all visible colors.

What is noise intensity?

That ist the energy of noise. Sound intensity = sound power divided by area.

What makes soft noises?

Soft noises are when like you whisper or do something that barley makes any noise ya know.

Ex: When a baby is sleeping, you would want to whisper and not make ANY noises or the baby will cry.

How do you explain different kinds of consumers?

Well to segment the consumers there are many factors to be presented before you group them. Demographics, geographics, and psychographics all come into play to make very unique groups with different preferences, needs, and demands. heribors carvors etc. angel and rex rocks