t of this phenomenon is to produce regionsin an auditorium of loudness and regions of comparative or evencomplete silence. It is a partial explanation of the so-called deafregions in an auditorium. ARCHITECTURAL ACOUSTICS 233 It is not difficult to observe this phenomenon directly. It isdifficult,… … Fio. 8. Distribution of intensity on the head level in a roomwith a barrel-shaped ceiling, with center of curvature on thefloor level. measurements for a room very similar to the Congregational Churchin Naugatuck, Connecticut, is shown in the accompanying chart.The room experimented in was a…
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