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noun
a unit of loudness of sound, relative to a pure tone of one kilohertz, the difference being measured either objectively with acoustical equipment, or subjectively.
声音的主观响度单位
1930s: from Greek phōnē 'sound'
noun
the unit of loudness on a scale beginning at zero for the faintest audible sound and corresponding to the decibel scale of sound intensity with the number of phons of a given sound being equal to the decibels of a pure 1000-hertz tone judged by the average listener to be equal in loudness to the given sound
1 Bacteria such as Citrobacter sp. harboring phoN, a gene encoding a nonspecific acid phosphatase, have been reported to precipitate heavy metals efficiently.
含编码非特异性酸性磷酸酶基因(phoN)的细菌如柠檬酸杆菌(Citrobacter freudii)等能有效地吸附去除废水中的重金属,但这类微生物对辐射敏感。
2 Increasing the thick-ness of porous layer suitably was of benefit to boiling heat transfer. The coefficient of boiling heat transfer decreased as the height of thermal si-phon...
适当增大多孔层厚度将有利于沸腾传热系数的提高,而热虹吸高度的降低将不利于沸腾传热系数的增大。
3 A unit called a phon is used to express loudness numerically.
4 Each curve is labeled with its loudness in phons.
5 At a frequency of 1000 Hz, phons are taken to be numerically equal to decibels.
6 Sounds above 120 phons are painful as well as damaging.
7 The curved lines indicate what effect hearing losses of 40 and 60 phons will have.
8 Phons differ from decibels because the phon is a unit of loudness perception, whereas the decibel is a unit of physical intensity.
9 What is the approximate sound intensity level in decibels of a 600-Hz tone if it has a loudness of 20 phons?
10 Il a t é l é phon é pour faire venir le m é decin.
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