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Debical Table

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	===Break [P]===		==Break [P]==
	Break hearing, reduces a person's ability to hear. The dB on any sound the victim hears will be reduced by the amount in the chart above.		Break hearing, reduces a person's ability to hear. The dB on any sound the victim hears will be reduced by the amount in the chart above.
	===Control [T]===		==Control [T]==

	===Create [P]===		==Create [P]==

	===Form [T]===		==Form [T]==

	===Heal [P]===		==Heal [P]==

	===Project [T]===		==Project [T]==

	===Protect [T]===		==Protect [T]==
	===Sense [T]===		==Sense [T]==

	===Strengthen [T]===		==Strengthen [T]==
	Strength hearing increases a person's ability to hear. The dB on any sound the victim hears will be increased by the amount in the chart above.		Strength hearing increases a person's ability to hear. The dB on any sound the victim hears will be increased by the amount in the chart above.
	===Summon/Dispel [P]===		==Summon/Dispel [P]==
	===Transform [P]===		==Transform [P]==
	===Ward [T]===		==Ward [T]==
	===Weaken [T]===		==Weaken [T]==

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Debical Table

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	====Break [P]====		===Break [P]===
	Break hearing, reduces a person's ability to hear. The dB on any sound the victim hears will be reduced by the amount in the chart above.		Break hearing, reduces a person's ability to hear. The dB on any sound the victim hears will be reduced by the amount in the chart above.
	====Control [T]====		===Control [T]===

	====Create [P]====		===Create [P]===

	====Form [T]====		===Form [T]===

	====Heal [P]====		===Heal [P]===

	====Project [T]====		===Project [T]===

	====Protect [T]====		===Protect [T]===
	====Sense [T]~~====~~		===Sense [T]===

	~~====Strengthen [T]=~~===

			===Strengthen [T]===
	Strength hearing increases a person's ability to hear. The dB on any sound the victim hears will be increased by the amount in the chart above.		Strength hearing increases a person's ability to hear. The dB on any sound the victim hears will be increased by the amount in the chart above.
	====Summon/Dispel [P]====		===Summon/Dispel [P]===
			===Transform [P]===
	====Transform [P]====		===Ward [T]===
			===Weaken [T]===
	====Ward [T]====

	====Weaken [T]====

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			==Background==
	When measuring a sound's volume, you're actually measuring the sound pressure level. This unit of measurement is called decibels.		When measuring a sound's volume, you're actually measuring the sound pressure level. This unit of measurement is called decibels.
	All sounds we perceive consist of air pressure oscillations that hit our ear drums. Only once they are transferred to our brain, are they converted into information. Depending on the energy with which the oscillations – meaning the sound waves – hit our ear drums, we perceive them as loud or quiet. The more energy a sound has the louder we perceive it. To measure volume we use the unit of decibels – abbreviated to dB.		All sounds we perceive consist of air pressure oscillations that hit our ear drums. Only once they are transferred to our brain, are they converted into information. Depending on the energy with which the oscillations – meaning the sound waves – hit our ear drums, we perceive them as loud or quiet. The more energy a sound has the louder we perceive it. To measure volume we use the unit of decibels – abbreviated to dB.

WikiAdmin at 19:22, 27 December 2020

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	~~[[Image:Decibel-table.jpg\|right\|450px]]~~
	When measuring a sound's volume, you're actually measuring the sound pressure level. This unit of measurement is called decibels.		When measuring a sound's volume, you're actually measuring the sound pressure level. This unit of measurement is called decibels.
	All sounds we perceive consist of air pressure oscillations that hit our ear drums. Only once they are transferred to our brain, are they converted into information. Depending on the energy with which the oscillations – meaning the sound waves – hit our ear drums, we perceive them as loud or quiet. The more energy a sound has the louder we perceive it. To measure volume we use the unit of decibels – abbreviated to dB.		All sounds we perceive consist of air pressure oscillations that hit our ear drums. Only once they are transferred to our brain, are they converted into information. Depending on the energy with which the oscillations – meaning the sound waves – hit our ear drums, we perceive them as loud or quiet. The more energy a sound has the louder we perceive it. To measure volume we use the unit of decibels – abbreviated to dB.
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	==Debical Table==		==Debical Table==
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WikiAdmin at 19:22, 27 December 2020

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	Perceptually, every 10 dB increase sounds twice as loud.		Perceptually, every 10 dB increase sounds twice as loud.

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	\| POWer		\| POWer

WikiAdmin at 19:22, 27 December 2020

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			[[Image:Decibel-table.jpg\|right\|450px]]
	When measuring a sound's volume, you're actually measuring the sound pressure level. This unit of measurement is called decibels.		When measuring a sound's volume, you're actually measuring the sound pressure level. This unit of measurement is called decibels.
	All sounds we perceive consist of air pressure oscillations that hit our ear drums. Only once they are transferred to our brain, are they converted into information. Depending on the energy with which the oscillations – meaning the sound waves – hit our ear drums, we perceive them as loud or quiet. The more energy a sound has the louder we perceive it. To measure volume we use the unit of decibels – abbreviated to dB.		All sounds we perceive consist of air pressure oscillations that hit our ear drums. Only once they are transferred to our brain, are they converted into information. Depending on the energy with which the oscillations – meaning the sound waves – hit our ear drums, we perceive them as loud or quiet. The more energy a sound has the louder we perceive it. To measure volume we use the unit of decibels – abbreviated to dB.
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	Therefore, in noisy environments it is very important to protect one’s hearing to tampen dB levels from a dangerous level to a safe level. Various hearing protection products such as ear plugs for music lovers only filter out disrupting, damaging frequencies, however.		Therefore, in noisy environments it is very important to protect one’s hearing to tampen dB levels from a dangerous level to a safe level. Various hearing protection products such as ear plugs for music lovers only filter out disrupting, damaging frequencies, however.
	Perceptually, every 10 dB increase sounds twice as loud.		Perceptually, every 10 dB increase sounds twice as loud.
	~~[[Image:Decibel-table.jpg\|right\|450px]]~~

	{\| class="wikitable" style="float:~~left~~; width:350px;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="float:right; width:350px;"
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	\| POWer		\| POWer

WikiAdmin at 19:21, 27 December 2020

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	\| 100\|\| 100\|\| Profound Hearing Loss		\| 100\|\| 100\|\| Profound Hearing Loss
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			====Break [P]====
			Break hearing, reduces a person's ability to hear. The dB on any sound the victim hears will be reduced by the amount in the chart above.
			====Control [T]====

			====Create [P]====

			====Form [T]====

			====Heal [P]====

			====Project [T]====

			====Protect [T]====
			====Sense [T]====

			====Strengthen [T]====

			Strength hearing increases a person's ability to hear. The dB on any sound the victim hears will be increased by the amount in the chart above.
			====Summon/Dispel [P]====

			====Transform [P]====

			====Ward [T]====

			====Weaken [T]====

WikiAdmin at 19:18, 27 December 2020

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	\| POWer		\| POWer
	\| ~~Scale~~		\| dB
	(dB ~~loss from normal)~~
	\| Descriptive		\| Descriptive
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WikiAdmin at 19:17, 27 December 2020

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	Therefore, in noisy environments it is very important to protect one’s hearing to tampen dB levels from a dangerous level to a safe level. Various hearing protection products such as ear plugs for music lovers only filter out disrupting, damaging frequencies, however.		Therefore, in noisy environments it is very important to protect one’s hearing to tampen dB levels from a dangerous level to a safe level. Various hearing protection products such as ear plugs for music lovers only filter out disrupting, damaging frequencies, however.
	Perceptually, every 10 dB increase sounds twice as loud.		Perceptually, every 10 dB increase sounds twice as loud.
	[[Image:Decibel-table.jpg\|right\|~~250px~~]]		[[Image:Decibel-table.jpg\|right\|450px]]

	{\| class="wikitable" style="float:left; width:~~250px~~;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="float:left; width:350px;"
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	\| POWer		\| POWer

WikiAdmin at 19:17, 27 December 2020

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	Therefore, in noisy environments it is very important to protect one’s hearing to tampen dB levels from a dangerous level to a safe level. Various hearing protection products such as ear plugs for music lovers only filter out disrupting, damaging frequencies, however.		Therefore, in noisy environments it is very important to protect one’s hearing to tampen dB levels from a dangerous level to a safe level. Various hearing protection products such as ear plugs for music lovers only filter out disrupting, damaging frequencies, however.
	Perceptually, every 10 dB increase sounds twice as loud.		Perceptually, every 10 dB increase sounds twice as loud.
	[[Image:Decibel-table.jpg\|right]]		[[Image:Decibel-table.jpg\|right\|250px]]

	{\| class="wikitable" style="float:left; width:~~150px~~;"		{\| class="wikitable" style="float:left; width:250px;"
	\|-		\|-
	\| POWer		\| POWer