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The 35 pages that link to Sound wave, each with the reason it gives.

• Acoustic impedanceNarrower topic: Impedance characterizes the pressure-flow relation within acoustic waves and systems.

• MicrophoneNarrower topic: A microphone converts this incoming acoustic disturbance into an electrical signal.

• Acoustic resonanceNarrower topic: Acoustic resonance is a behavior of sound waves in a system.

• Sound pressure levelNarrower topic: The pressure fluctuations in a sound wave are the input measured by sound pressure level.

• UltrasonographyNarrower topic: Ultrasound imaging depends on sound traveling through tissue and reflecting at boundaries.

• Sound pressureNarrower topic: Sound pressure is the pressure component of this broader kind of propagating disturbance.

• Sound recording and reproductionNarrower topic: Recordings represent patterns in the pressure variations that reach a microphone or stylus.

• Acoustic phoneticsNarrower topic: Speech is carried through air as changing pressure.

• Sound absorptionNarrower topic: Absorption acts on the energy carried by these waves.

• RecorderNarrower topic: Recorder tones are sound waves produced by oscillations in the instrument’s air column.

• ThunderNarrower topic: Thunder reaches the ear as sound waves traveling through air.

• Vocal sacNarrower topic: Calls traveling through air are the signals the vocal sac helps shape.

• OcarinaNarrower topic: Air vibrations in the ocarina become sound waves radiated into the room.

• Stokes's law of sound attenuationNarrower topic: The law describes how fluid losses alter this wave as it travels.