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The 22 pages that link to Sound, each with the reason it gives.

• TimbreNarrower topic: Timbre is a perceptual property of sounds, not a separate physical signal.

• BioacousticsNarrower topic: Bioacoustics applies sound-wave concepts to organisms and their environments.

• Hearing lossNarrower topic: Hearing depends on detecting sound waves across different frequencies and intensities.

• Acoustic communicationNarrower topic: Acoustic signals are pressure waves whose properties can encode information.

• TinnitusNarrower topic: Tinnitus is perceived as sound despite lacking a matching external acoustic wave.

• Recording studioNarrower topic: Sound is the physical material a recording studio captures and shapes.

• Sound artNarrower topic: The physical phenomenon sound art shapes, records, and presents.

• SyrinxNarrower topic: The syrinx produces sound through vibrating tissues and moving air.

• SoundscapeNarrower topic: Sound is the physical material from which any acoustic environment is formed.

• StridulationNarrower topic: Stridulation generates sound by setting surrounding air or other materials into vibration.

• Auditory systemNarrower topic: Sound waves provide the physical input that the auditory system detects.

• GramophoneNarrower topic: A gramophone ultimately creates sound by setting air into pressure-varying motion.

• Auditory perceptionNarrower topic: Auditory perception begins with pressure variations traveling through a medium.

• MusicNarrower topic: Music is made from audible vibrations organized over time.

• VocalizationNarrower topic: Vocalizations are sounds whose production begins with animal activity.

• ThunderNarrower topic: Thunder is a natural sound generated by a sudden atmospheric event.

• EarNarrower topic: The ear detects sound waves rather than objects or meanings directly.

• Édouard-Léon Scott de MartinvilleNarrower topic: The phonautograph’s traces represented vibrations carried by sound.

• Acoustic techniquesNarrower topic: All acoustic techniques depend on sound traveling through a material or environment.