Preposition: of

• cathedral: Haydn's bright and jolly mass complemented the first half of the concert well and sounded superb in the acoustics of the Cathedral.

• hall: Only the dead acoustics of the hall impaired things.

• instrument: These range from the noise produce by car exhausts to the acoustics of wind instruments like flutes or organ pipes.

• venue: The acoustics of this venue are considered among the best in the country for a building of this period.

• room: Room Acoustics The acoustics of a room are defined by its internal finishes.

• church: On the couple of songs where vocals are included the acoustics of the church allow them to sore into the rafters.

Converse of object

• improve: The ceiling stepped down toward the screen to improve acoustics.

Adjective modifier

• underwater: Basics of Acoustics - Brief overview of the basic principles of underwater acoustics.

• architectural: He is based at the Northamptonshire office and is working primarily in the areas of sound insulation testing and architectural acoustics.

• superb: As well as being such a splendid setting the priory also has superb sound acoustics.

• musical: However, 3rd projects on musical instrument acoustics are very popular.

• excellent: The interior is famed for excellent acoustics ( I tried a loud cough!

• internal: RT is far from telling you all there is to know about the internal acoustics.

Modifies a noun

• laboratory: Acoustics Laboratory of Finland - Helsinki University Acoustics Lab.

Noun used with modifier

• duct: His main interests in the field of acoustics lie in acoustic software development, computational aeroacoustics and duct acoustics.

• fishery: FRS Research in Fisheries Acoustics There are a variety of research efforts to improve methods in fisheries acoustics.

• concert: Has concert hall acoustics affected the music people have composed?

• room: Room Acoustics The acoustics of a room are defined by its internal finishes.

• classroom: Studies have shown that improvements in classroom acoustics can directly benefit children's educational progress.

• hall: Has concert hall acoustics affected the music people have composed?