- wide
enough to warm the ears, and are
referred to "
earmuffs" when used this way.
Acoustic earmuffs are
believed to have
originated during World War II...
- hyperacusis.
There are many
different types of HPDs
available for use,
including earmuffs, earplugs,
electronic hearing protection devices, and semi-insert devices...
- character, a rich and
disaffected sorority girl
known as
Chanel #3,
wears earmuffs as an
homage to Fisher's
iconic "cinnamon buns"
hairstyle from the original...
- He
later improved the
prototype earmuffs using a
steel band
which held them in place, and he
named these earmuffs "Greenwood's
Champion Ear Protectors"...
-
Modern ski
helmets may
include many
additional features, such as vents,
earmuffs, headphones,
goggle mounts, and
camera mounts. In
terms of
injuries per...
- absorbers, suppressors, and
buffer zones, and the use of
hearing protection (
earmuffs or earplugs).
Besides noise control,
acoustical engineering also covers...
-
quickly removed and inserted.
Earmuffs are
another type of HPD. The main
difference between earmuffs and earplugs, is that
earmuffs are not
inserted inside...
-
especially outerwear like coats, jackets, hats,
scarves and
gloves or mittens,
earmuffs, but also warm
underwear like long underwear,
union suits and socks. Military...
-
names which begin and end with an
asterisk sigil * in what is
called the "
earmuff convention". If
adhered to, this
convention effectively creates a separate...
-
quilted material with a
large turned-up brim,
reversible in winter, and
earmuffs.
Whether a soldier's
helmet was
leather or
metal depended on his rank and...
