Barrie By-law 2006-140, s. 1(5) — Noise By-law
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Buzzing Sounds
A “buzzing sound” is a sound which is characterized by the presence of a large number of related discrete harmonics in its frequency spectrum. These harmonics together with the fundamental frequency produce a sound which subjectively is termed a “buzz”. Examples are sounds from a buzzer or a chain saw.
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