Sentence examples for complex hearing from inspiring English sources

His cooking is astonishingly complex (hearing him describe his methods is like watching Einstein inscribe fractions on a blackboard) but always in the service of vividly connective flavours.

"The other soldiers outside the presidential complex, hearing the shots, ran toward the where the president lay, opening fire as they ran," said the worker, whose account agreed with those of other witnesses.

This demonstrates the utility of the proposed approach in the design of more complex hearing aids.

As both DBA/1J and DBA/2J show progressive and complex hearing loss, this suggests that the Snhl1 locus may represent one of the DBA hearing loss alleles.

The molecular physiology of the inner ear, and the genetics of monogenic hearing loss, are highly conserved between human and mouse, suggesting that this genetic conservation also holds up at the level of complex hearing loss, which is thought to underlie the most common forms of acquired progressive hearing impairment, ARHI and NIHL [3], [7], [21].

Speech perception, especially in difficult listening environments, is a complex hearing function that relies not only on adequate sound detection but also on normal processing of timing information within the CANS [ 40, 41].

Neighbors who live in the Village Gate Apartment complex described hearing what they believed were fireworks and then heard a vehicle peel out.

It might have been a long, complex fraud hearing so heavy with financial jargon that the defendant sat alongside his lawyers to advise them rather than in the dock but at the centre of Kweku Adoboli's trial was the starkest human drama.

The more we know about the auditory hallucinations of schizophrenia, the more complex voice-hearing seems and the more heterogeneous the voice-hearing population becomes.

Police were called to the scene of a fight, and when they arrived at an apartment complex they heard gunshots.

As it builds from simple to complex, you hear metric units within metric units, and then, dizzyingly, yet faster units within those smaller ones.