"What else are you going to do?" Down the way, past a blur of game booths and inflatable prizes, Jordan Koster stood waiting at his corn-on-the-cob booth, eager to show off his healthy, full ear — a rare sight in these parts this summer and partly a result, Mr. Koster said, of a costly new irrigation system.
Because they offer full ear coverage you're getting some – but not total – noise reduction.
For all patients, a full ear, nose, and throat examination was performed, as described in previous reports.
It was a warm Friday evening in early December and among the neon-lighted amusement rides and food stands, a reggaetón concert, on a big stage with pyrotechnics and a dry-ice fog streaming out over the largely teenage crowd, was in full, ear-blasting gear.
Murphington: I just throw full ears on a hot grill, pre-shucked.
After you cure the corn, you can hang mesh bags of full ears in a root cellar or another similar cool, dark, and dry space.
The surgery was historic, according to the hospital, because it included the full scalp, ears, ear canals, boney structures, and eyelids.
Their championing of Eglo Records auteur Floating Points, amongst others, has seen their name become synonymous with heaving dance floors full of ear-to-ear grins, but also an eclecticism that takes the edge off the harder, more serious totems of clubbing in Glasgow.
All cameras have a resolution of 1.2 Megapixels and operate at 60 Hz, and the output 3D models have in the order of 20 000 vertices (full face ear-to-ear capture).
The full G-EAR study is described elsewhere [ 17], briefly, 3417 subjects within G-EAR aged 18 years or older were recruited from isolated villages in Italy and Croatia and underwent pure-tone audiometry, tympanometry, and acoustic reflex testing in both ears after any acoustically obstructing ear-wax had been removed.
Spiky, rhythmically vital and full of ear-catching figuration and interplay, the work reflected the quirkiness of its title.
