Soundproofing
Soundproofing glossary definition of DOPPLER EFFECT (DOPPLER SHIFT)
DOPPLER EFFECT (DOPPLER SHIFT) :
The apparent upward shift in frequency of a sound as a noise source approaches the listener or the apparent downward shift when the noise source recedes. The classic example is the change in pitch of a railroad whistle as the locomotive approaches and passes by.
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