Articles, tagged with "decibels", page 1
22nd November 2011
If you were to go back a few years ago, you will be able to notice that the only headphones that were available are the ones that were over the ears. These days, models come in all different sizes and shapes. Ear buds are now increasingly popular in recen...
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Author:
Hector Hua
22nd November 2011
When spring time rolls around, it will once again be time to haul out the old lawn mower for yet another season of lawn maintenance. But you should ask yourself if you are doing your part in keeping the air clean? Often times people just get tired of the ...
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Author:
Andrew Duley
12th November 2011
You'll find that the Champion 46534 portable generator is simple to set up and start. The recoil starter works like a charm and you'll have the generator running immediately. The Champion will run 12 hours on just one tank of gas at 50% load. It holds 3...
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Author:
Will Turnage
23rd October 2011
Most music venues have an average decibel level of 110 to 120 decibels, and at times even that is pumped to 140 dB at ease. And scientifically speaking, exposure to sound over 120 dB for more than seven and a half minutes can easily cause irreversible hea...
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Author:
Franklin
19th September 2011
A jackhammer blasts away concrete on a busy road, creating a deafening sound. A dump truck rumbles down the street, hurting the ears. A child dances away to loud music played through headphones.
Can these things cause hearing loss? Or, is the believe t...
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Author:
jennifermiller
09th August 2011
There are millions of people across the globe who are suffering from hearing disabilities which have rendered them with loss of hearing under normal circumstances. To fix this impairment, hearing aids came forward a long time back as the most suitable sol...
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Author:
sumitrana
02nd August 2011
Damage to your hearing is irreversible. Most acquired hearing loss is caused by damage to the inner ear, in particular the cochlea. There are several reasons this can occur, such as:
1. Exposure to loud noises
2. Illness that affects the ear
3...
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Cinergy Health & Life
01st August 2011
If you pay attention to a lot of loud songs then this can lead to some of the damage, oftentimes people listen to loud audio many decibels then what is safe and sound for their ears.What happens is once some of this damage has been performed the ear react...
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Author:
Billy Sanders
28th June 2011
“Pardon?" Everyone knows someone who’s been affected by some form of hearing loss; whether it’s recognised or not. You’re at a concert, it’s loud, and you’re by the speaker. Without knowing it, you’ve been over-exposed to sound, resulting in hearing damag...
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Author:
Scott Jamieson
21st June 2011
Train horns for sale usually come in kits and normally include things like the horn (obviously), an on board air system, all gauges and pipes essential to connect the horn up to the air consumption and a horn button which will be set up in your car so tha...
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Author:
Abe Jarvis
10th June 2011
Actually wondered what is so excellent about all those modest gadgets termed vacuum cleaners. Shiny plastic, glossy and metallic colors, hose which swipes the floor and what no t all these wonderful little items. Modest parts which can be easily taken out...
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Author:
Peishan Chen
03rd June 2011
Whether or not you're a musician or just a audio lover, playing your songs too loud on a normal basis can cause hearing connected issues. For illustration, if you happen to be one particular of these men and women who like to drive about in a "boom box au...
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Author:
kevinferra19
24th May 2011
As a new-born, we have our hearing tested to make sure that we aren’t suffering from any hearing disabilities. But as we get older, there are no official recommendations as to how often you should have a hearing test.
Most recently, medical bodies hav...
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Author:
Pen Byrd
23rd May 2011
If you are searching for the newest contraption available, it is going to be the wireless outdoor speakers. These speakers can merely be the very best additions to your music player. These speakers operate by way of wireless transmission, which make them ...
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Author:
kekehdd
18th May 2011
Education in recent decades has taken on a cautionary role for children. Teachers tell first-year infants that they must not cross the road without looking and older boys and girls are warned about the hazards of drugs, solvents or unprotected sex. Yet am...
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Author:
MichelleS