Noise Flanking Paths – Causes and Solutions - Kinetics Noise Control

Flanking occurs when noise becomes structure-borne and finds a route around an isolated surface, called a flanking path.

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A Review Approach for Sound Propagation Prediction of Plate Constructions

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Simplified method for calculating airborne sound transmission through composite barriers - ScienceDirect

Engineered Control of Genetic Variability Reveals Interplay among Quorum Sensing, Feedback Regulation, and Biochemical Noise