Sentence examples for auditory waves from inspiring English sources

Therefore, auditory waves are reflected by the surface of the sample, which is not permeable, and cannot penetrate the material to be deadened.

This does not appear to be due to an absence of cortical auditory input because waves N1a and P1t were present and normal in all the pediatric HA patients.

In adults, the rolling bins approach identified three windows of interest, each corresponding to a wave in the auditory evoked potential: 80 180 ms (N1 wave), 180 280 ms (P2 wave) and 370 670 ms (N2 wave).

However, wave theorists may also try to reconcile auditory content with the wave conception.

Participants listened to auditory stimuli of sine waves (SW) (4 5.5 kHz), English words (EW), and acoustically reversed English words (arEW) in a block design fashion.

However, both the 'EPSP/IPSP unbalance' and the 'latent inhibition' hypotheses would predict that stimulus repetition at short ISIs leads to a similar enhancement of the later auditory and somatosensory P2 waves, while our results show the opposite, i.e. that the magnitude of the auditory and the somatosensory P2 is significantly reduced when stimuli are presented at very short ISIs (Figure 3).

The major causes are: Noise-induced cochlear damage: Repeated exposure to loud noises such as amplified music, gunshots, aircraft, and heavy construction damage the tiny hairs in the cochlea that send electrical impulses to the auditory nerve if sound waves are detected.

There is no one-to-one psychophysical correlation between auditory content and sounds as waves (Churchland 2007: 222).

Maclachlan (1989) argues that the sounds we hear are sensations (rather than, for instance, the pressure waves that cause auditory experiences).

In the auditory ERPs, N1 and P2 waves were identified at the vertex (Cz).

The mean SOA of 275 ms is short compared to the refractory time of N1m -P2m waves of the auditory evoked response.