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It is also confusing in the sense that it uses the term "sound engineering" with 'sound' being the 'good/sturdy' definition, whereas the whole phrase is interch
by oh_sigh 8y ago
It is also confusing in the sense that it uses the term "sound engineering" with 'sound' being the 'good/sturdy' definition, whereas the whole phrase is interchangeable with a field of study within architecture(sound/acoustic engineering)
- marssaxman 8y agoThat threw me; I wondered all the way through when the author was finally going to get around to the part about acoustics.