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TTHS
(redirected from Temporary Threshold Shift)

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TTHSTrainees, Transients, Holdees, and Students (US Army)
TTHSThornton Township High School (Blue Island, IL)
TTHSTuesday, Thursday, Saturday
TTHSTrafalgar Township Historical Society (Canada)
TTHSTemporary Threshold Shift
TTHSTraining, Transient, Hospital and School
TTHSTransit Tech High School (Brooklyn, NY)
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Additionally, noise exposure during work may contribute to a temporary threshold shift that stimulates users of MP3 players or even car radios to increase the sound volume to potentially hazardous levels.
Properties of sound by Geiger, Mark / Sea&Shore
A temporary threshold shift (TTS) refers to a sensorineural hearing loss following exposure to a loud noise that recovers completely within 24 hours.
Noise exposure levels in stock car auto racing by Rose, Austin S.; Ebert, Charles S., Jr.; Prazma, Jiri; Pillsbury, Harold C., III / Ear, Nose and Throat Journal
Sixth, be aware of the effects of the temporary threshold shift that can occur if the participant has been exposed to any loud sounds for several hours prior to doing the test.
Scoping software: your audio system is terrific. How good are your ... by Sensible Sound
 
 
 
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