______ sounds occur every T seconds.
Answer: Periodic
Audiology
- Which of the following indicates how official communications should be routed?
- What can vibration be described in terms of?
- Name two ways of describing the flow of energy through a system.
- What are the two requirements for a sound wave?
- What is the sound level of a normal conversational speech?
- What is intensity (loudness, amplitude) measured in?
- What is frequency (pitch) measured in?
- What are aperiodic sounds?
- What does the fundamental frequency of a speech sound correlate with?
- What are integer multiples of the Fundamental Frequency?
- List the octaves at which audiologist's thresholds are usually obtained.
- What "milestone"should be met for a 2 year old in language development?
- What "milestone"should be met by 4 years in language development?
- After 4 years in language development, what percentage of speech should be adult-life and understood by others?
- What is the formula for Frequency when given the Period?
- Name 3 ways the amplitude of a sound wave can be expressed as.
- What communication factors do a sender and receiver use during a conversation?
- What is important for a conversation in ASL to take place?
- What "milestone" should be met for a 1 year old in language development?
- What is the average reading level for a student from a Deaf state school?
- What is the default intervention for people with hearing loss?
- What is NOT the default intervention for people with hearing loss?
- What is the average HS graduate's (from a Deaf state school) education equivalence?