Sentence examples for hearing individual from inspiring English sources

The level of the tone is brought up the same amount (e.g., 20 dB additional) for the normal hearing individual and he reports that the tone is a little louder.

It is urged, further, that it would have been futile to seek a hearing before the state tax commission, because, first, no appeal to a judicial tribunal was provided in the event of a rejection of a taxpayer's complaint; and, second, because the time at the disposal of the commission for hearing individual complaints was inadequate.

Researchers believe that this introduction to the melody and rhythm of speech, prior to hearing individual words, may be a key part of early language acquisition that gets disrupted when a baby is born too soon.

To highlight Zidane's isolation, the directors insert quotes of his where he comments that he can hear through the veil of sound, instead hearing individual fans screaming and coughing, noting that he very well could hear the seconds tick by.

"If there's no one in that field who has experience working with deaf individuals, that student's success relies on being able to find a hearing individual who is a good ally, already has a good network and contacts, and can mentor the student along with an interpreter".

Without an interpreter available, a deaf person who uses ASL to communicate simply can not receive the same level of care as a hearing individual -- this is not equality.

The company will hire 20 to 25 deaf, hard-of-hearing and hearing individuals to staff the store.

Most assessment instruments are designed for use with hearing individuals, and many deaf and severely hard-of-hearing people with psychiatric illness may receive incorrect diagnoses because of challenges in communication between patients and professionals [ 1- 3].

He is now testing closer to "normal hearing" individuals on some tests than those with CIs.

Normal hearing individuals typically have a hearing threshold level close to 0 dB for both air and bone conduction.

No significant differences between deaf and hearing individuals were found in target visual and auditory areas when the motion and form components of the stimuli were isolated (contrasted with a static visual image).