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Pecok adalah bahasa yang pernah digunakan oleh sekelompok masyarakat di Indonesia. Bahasa Pecok lahir akibat adanya kontak antara bahasa Melayu dan bahasa Belanda. Secara umum bahasa Pecok menggunakan sistem gramatika bahasa Melayu begitu juga dengan fonologinya. Dengan demikian kosakata yang berasal dari bahasa Belanda dilafalkan menurut sistem fonologi bahasa Melayu. Perbedaan fonologi antara bahasa Melayu dan bahasa Belanda mengakibatkan kosakata bahasa Belanda yang diserap mengalami perubahan bunyi pada bahasa Pecok. Analisis dalam makalah ini bertujuan untuk memaparkan pola fonologis yang menyebabkan terjadinya perubahan bunyi pada kosakata Belanda dalam bahasa Pecok, seperti penghilangan dan penambahan fonem. Contoh kata bahasa Belanda yang mengalami perubahan bunyi dalam bahasa Pecok yaitu zeg, konsonan [x] dengan ciri [-suara, +frikatif, +velar] berubah menjadi [h] yang memiliki ciri [-suara, +frikatif, +glotal].

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Pecok is a language used by a group of people in Indonesia. Pecok was born due to contact between Malay and Dutch. In general, the Pecok language uses the Malay grammar system as well as its phonology. Thus the vocabulary derived from Dutch is pronounced according to the phonological system of the Malay. The phonological differences between Malay and Dutch causes the sound change of Dutch vocabulary in Pecok language. The analysis in this paper aims to describe the phonological patterns that cause sound changes of the Dutch vocabulary in Pecok, such as disappearance and phoneme addition. The examples of Dutch words that have the changes in sound in Pecok are in the words zeg, consonant [x] with the characteristics of [-sound, + fricative, + velar] changing to [h] which has the characteristics [-sound+ fricative + glotal].

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Buku yang berjudul "Audio & hi-fi handbook" ini merupakan sebuah buku panduan mengenai audio, frekuensi suara, distorsi, efek suara, dan karakteristik mikrofon.

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This book puts the focus on serving human listeners in the sound field synthesis although the approach can be also exploited in other applications such as underwater acoustics or ultrasonics. The author derives a fundamental formulation based on standard integral equations and the single-layer potential approach is identified as a useful tool in order to derive a general solution. He also proposes extensions to the single-layer potential approach which allow for a derivation of explicit solutions for circular, planar, and linear distributions of secondary sources. Based on above described formulation it is shown that the two established analytical approaches of Wave Field Synthesis and Near-field Compensated Higher Order Ambisonics constitute specific solutions to the general problem which are covered by the single-layer potential solution and its extensions.