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Time
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The sensation of present, past and future
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Loudness
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How much a sound dominates one's sensation
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Timbre
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The quality of a sound that indicates what is maaking it and how
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Pitch
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Quantity in which sounds with the same loudness and timbre can differ
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Onset (attack)
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The change to a sound from silence or another sound
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Release
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The change from a sound to silence or another sould
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Timepoint
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A particular instant at which a change is perceived
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Process
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And activityt that makes the present sound like it is a result of the past and that enables the listener to anticipate a future
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Sustaining
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A process that produces uninterrupted sound, and usually unchaging loudness (it makes a release sound like the end of an acitivity that began at a past onset)
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Duration (time span)
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The time that passes from an earlier timepoint to a later one (a sound's duration of is the time that passes from its onset to its release)
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Interonset duration
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The duration from the onset of a sound to the onset of the next sound (psychologists call this an onset interval)
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Accent
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The stress or distinction of a timepoint (and of of a sound or siilence that follows) in comparison with earlier timepoints
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Continuity
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Temporally directed quality of the duratioin fo a process
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Beginning
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When a process starts
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End
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When a process ceases
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