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Grown Rogue will acquire real estate, intellectual property and other assets of Decibel for aggregate consideration of USD 3.0m.

The Transaction will be structured as a tax-free merger, pursuant to which Decibel will merge with and into Grown Rogue Gardens, LLC, a wholly owned indirect subsidiary of the company pending final due diligence and a definitive merger agreement.

Cobb, who has served as executive vice president of corporate development at Decibel since 2016, previously served in a variety of leadership roles at Biogen, where she oversaw the development and commercialization of breakthrough therapeutics across a variety of indications.

If the decibel level cross these limits, then it is considered sound pollution.

Normal conversation or soft background noises - such as the humming of an air conditioning unit - amount to about 60 decibels. Louder noises that you may find annoying - such as the sound of the washing machine running - amount to 70 decibels.

The charity has set up a Facebook group - www.facebook.com/groups/DecibelSquad/ - where members can share decibel readings, leave reviews and recommend quiet spots to eat.

I made the decision to take an average of decibel readings of the Ruger 10/22's action closing rather than collecting unsuppressed readings because I felt it would provide a clearer understanding of how quiet the Ruger ISB truly is.

"Decibel is a highly respected and well-established brand in Switzerland and North Africa, and Jean-Pascal is well-known by broadcasters in those markets," said Florent Chaouby, international sales manager, Calrec.

A series of stadium improvements at the University of Oregon facility - combined with a near-continuous 20-year run of post-season bowl games and appearances in two national championship games - have turned Autzen into one of the loudest football stadiums in the country (the noise at the 2007 UO-USC game peaked at 127.2 decibels, the fourth-highest reading ever at a college football game).

Sound pressure is measured in decibels. An average person can hear sounds down to about 0 decibels (rustling leaves).

The article implicitly states that sound doubles every 10 decibels ("80 dBA is twice as loud as 70"), which significantly understates the relative change.

Acan as loud TRAFFIC About 40% of people in Europe are exposed to road traffic noise levels above 55 decibels, the level at which the World Health Organisation (WHO) says health issues can occur (50 decibels is the level of a normal decibels, twice (noise) conversation).