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• Perceived differences between natural and convolution reverberation types in 5.0 surround sound 

  Shriram, Alluri R. (2011)

  This Graduate Thesis investigates the perceived differences between natural and convolution reverberation in surround sound. Two spaces with distinct reverberation times were used for this study. Initially three musical ...

• Perceived improvement in vocal performance following tertiary-level classical vocal training: do listeners hear systematic progress? 

  Mitchell, Helen F.; Kenny, Dianna T.; Ryan, Maree (2010)

  This study assessed expert listeners' perceptual evaluations of the vocal performances of tertiary level classical singing students over two complete years of training. Fifteen singers sang Caccini's Amarilli, mia bella ...

• Analysis of Organic-Waste-Based Bioenergy Potential in the Russian Federation : potential of substitution of conventionally produced energy with bioenergy considering current level of forest, agricultural and municipal waste in different federal districts of the Russian Federation 

  Tveritinova, Elena (2008)

• Variation in ω-3 and ω-6 Polyunsaturated Fatty Acids Produced by Different Phytoplankton Taxa at Early and Late Growth Phase 

  Taipale, Sami; Peltomaa, Elina; Salmi, Pauliina (MDPI, 2020)

  Phytoplankton synthesizes essential ω-3 and ω-6 polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA) for consumers in the aquatic food webs. Only certain phytoplankton taxa can synthesize eicosapentaenoic (EPA; 20:5ω3) and docosahexaenoic ...

• Differences between Young Children’s Actual, Self-perceived and Parent-perceived Aquatic Skills 

  D’Hondt, Eva; Buelens, Lise; Barnett, Lisa M.; Howells, Kristy; Sääkslahti, Arja; Costa, Aldo M.; Jidovtseff, Boris; Mertens, Lisa; De Martelaer, Kristine (SAGE Publications, 2021)

  As drowning is a leading cause of unintentional injury/death in children worldwide, perceptions of their actual aquatic skills are of critical importance. Children’s self-perceptions may influence the risks they take, and ...