The phrase "auditory inputs" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound perception, psychology, neuroscience, or technology, particularly when discussing how sound is received and processed.
Example: "The study focused on how auditory inputs affect cognitive development in children."
Alternatives: "sound stimuli" or "acoustic signals".
Further, established multisensory interactions between somatosensory ('feeling') and auditory inputs suggests that modulation of perception is possible53, 54.
They described how important auditory inputs are for blind people in understanding their surroundings and city at large.
The mammalian brain registers visual and auditory inputs to directionally localize an interesting environmental feature.
Most brainstem areas involved in vocal control also receive auditory inputs, providing the audiovocal feedback quintessential for bat echolocation.
I will then turn to consider how auditory inputs are transformed into spoken utterances, for which a dorsal auditory stream has been proposed.
Additionally, human input is restricted to controlling the movement of the target system, and auditory inputs for coordinate measurement are handled by the microcontrollers.
Pain may occur in an entire half of the body, affecting even visual and auditory inputs, or it may occur in a restricted region, such as an upper limb and side of the face or a lower limb.
Auditory inputs enter cortex with its own set of unique qualities, and leads to use in oral communication, speech, music, and the understanding of emotional and intentional states of others, all of which are central to the human experience.
The visor eliminates other visual inputs, and often comes with headphones to control auditory inputs.
All of these auditory inputs were familiar and calming to the baby.
The Turing test and other experiments will be conducted to show that, using these novel approaches, the robot will be able to continually use its video and auditory inputs, while grasping and manipulating objects, even as saccades cause the video camera to lurch in arbitrary directions, and as the sensorimotor system is colocalizing visual and auditory inputs.
