Echo (phenomenon)
Echo (phenomenon) In audio signal processing and acoustics, an echo (plural echoes) is a reflection of sound ... the direct sound. Typical examples are the echo produced by the bottom of a well ... a room, by the walls. A true echo is a single reflection of the ...
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Echo
Echo Look up echo in Wiktionary, the free dictionary Echo may refer to: Science and technology Echo (phenomenon), a natural acoustic phenomenon named for ...
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Echo   (translated from Japanese)
Echo Echo(It is today) Announcement of incident and ... and the like. The below-mentioned reference. Echo(It is today) with, Sound wave It is the phenomenon which collides to the wall and the ... Those which it occurs with this are echo. With the character of the object, ...
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Echo   (translated from Japanese)
Echo Echo wooden soul（Echo) The spirit which resides in ... mountain, and the valley it is the phenomenon which is audible lately echo is the wrinkle ざ of this spirit also to be done, also echo is called. Latter appearance is extremely ...
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Echo   (translated from Japanese)
Echo Echo（And the ま び it is dense ... reflection doing, returning, it is audible lately phenomenon 。 speed of sound is limitedEchoIt is ... it is called. Related item ナルキッソス : The echo is meantEcho(Echo)The Greek mythThe echo which appears in story of ナルキッソス ...
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Echo   (translated from German)
Echo This article is concerned with that acoustic Echo. Further meanings see Echo (term clarifying) . Table of contents Hear of echoes Echo develops, if Reflections one Acoustic wave are ... order to be noticed separately, calls one Echo threshold. The echo threshold depends strongly ...
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Echo   (translated from French)
Echo This page of homonymy indexes the various ... is one nymphe ; écho is also a phenomenon acoustic ; ECHO is the official organization of Union European ... humane in Europe and in the world; echo is also a usual abbreviation for the term echography . echo is a small utility informatic which ...
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Echo   (translated from Dutch)
Echo Echo occurs in the following meanings: the phenomenon that one beside the direct sound also of it observes a reverberation separately: Echo (sound) a picture of the human body ... see Echografie the Greek mythological character; see Echo and Narcissus the word that in ...
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Echo   (translated from Russian)
Echo Echo: Echo - the character of antique mythology. Echo - physical phenomenon. This page contains the list of ...
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Echo   (translated from Spanish)
Echo It is a phenomenon related to reflection of the sound. The ... back to us sonido in reflected waveform. Echo takes place when onda sonora is reflected perpendicularly in a wall. So that echo takes place, the reflecting surface must be ... will be appraised the effect of the echo.
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