acoustical

IPA: ʌkˈustɪkʌɫ

Examples of "acoustical" in Sentences

Chapter Three examines the sense of hearing, what I call the acoustical environment.
The 1,087-seat hall met challenges with the best kind of acoustical response, which is to say you never thought about the sound at all.
Some people who normally are exemplary, like Jill Grove as Erda, seemed lost in the acoustical challenges of the hall and the production.
Among other things, the program provides area in technical disciplines, such as acoustical, chemical, electrical or environmental engineering.
The play area for the school is directly below your window and offers the acoustical double-whammy of a concrete floor covered by a corrugated tin roof.
Rumba and tango night on "Dancing with the Stars" also marks the unveiling of a flashy new in-the-round dance floor and the show's first-ever all-acoustical music night -- perfect solutions to two problems that did not exist.
Naturally, this meant for the prevailing mode of thinking that the experience of the colour of a tone had to be interpreted as the effect of a kind of acoustical adding together of a number of single tone perceptions (very much as Newton had interpreted 'white' light as the outcome of an optical adding together of a certain number of single colour perceptions).