Waves Vocabulary Crossword

to take in or soak up
a person who creates designs to enhance the quality of sound within a space
the study of sound
the height of the peaks above the resting line in a wave
a process in which people freely make up creative ideas
a wave in which the wave's medium is compressed in the same direction as the movement of the wave; also called a longitudinal wave
a factor that limits what can be done
the high point of a wave
a requirement that must be done
a unit used to measure the amplitude of sound
the reflection of a sound off a distant surface
usable power that can be transferred or converted to different forms but can not be created or destroyed
a rate of something that repeats over and over
a mathematical relationship where if one variable increases, the other decreases
energy of movement
a wave in which the wave's medium moves in the same direction as the movement of the wave; also called a compression wave
a wave that can only travel through a medium
a substance or material (solid, liquid, gas)
a point where the wave crosses it's resting line
a disturbance that reduces the quality of a signal
a regular pattern of motion
a repeating and recognizable feature
the highness or lowness of sound, which depends on the frequency of it's sound wave
something you can observe about an object, material, or system.
a physical or digital model of a new design
a short burst that travels as a wave
reflect
the bouncing back of waves off an object
looking for work that may already have been done
the collection of closely spaced sound reflections off many surfaces
a wave in which the movement of the wave's medium is perpendicular to the movement of the wave travelling through the medium
the low point of a wave
a high-energy ocean wave created from the movement of Earth's crust
any factor that can be changed
speed
a quick back-and-forth movement
how loud sound is, which depends on the amplitude of it's sound wave
a back-and-forth pattern of motion that transfers energy
the length of one wave; can be measured as the distance from the center of one peak to the center of the next