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Describing levels of speech privacy in open-plan offices
The primary goal of the acoustical design of conventional open-plan offices (cubicle style) is to achieve an acceptable level of acoustical or speech privacy. That is, we would like to make it more difficult for occupants to hear and understand speech sounds from adjacent workstations. We can theref
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