Sentence examples for hearing mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Hearing mechanisms of the salamander are not fully understood.

Even seniors who hear sounds relatively well often report that words sound garbled or mumbled, she noted, indicating a deterioration in hearing mechanisms that process complex speech.

Functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) is a safe, non-invasive, relatively quiet imaging technique that is tolerant of movement artifact making it uniquely ideal for the assessment of hearing mechanisms.

Senior author Peter Narins, a biologist at the University of California, Los Angeles, believes that the results will increase our understanding of the hearing mechanisms in both frogs and humans.

Since hearing in crustaceans is poorly understood, and may be in the farfield via specialised acoustic pressure detectors [18] or limited to the nearfield through particle motion detection, a broad taxonomic investigation of hearing mechanisms and thresholds is needed to enable predictions of the likely distance of detection of reef habitats by crustaceans.

An identical interpretation of correct responses and erroneous consonant replacements in terms of hearing performance would place disproportionate emphasis on top-down processing strategies and would thus seriously overestimate the proper functioning of the inner ear hearing mechanisms.

In a limited number of animals, the hard skeleton transmits vibrations that are sensed by the hearing mechanism.

Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin looked to the hearing mechanism of the parasitic fly Ormia ochracea to develop a tiny hypersensitive hearing device in 2014.

The skull was heavily constructed, and the otic notch, the region in the hind part of the skull that housed the hearing mechanism, was extremely large and closed behind by a bony bar.

Miles, a vibrations and acoustics expert at SUNY at Binghamton, is actually trying to replicate the incredibly accurate hearing mechanism of a rare fly -- the Ormia ochracea -- and use it to create everything from the world's most sophisticated hearing aid to tiny microphones that might help catch the future Osama bin Ladens of the world.

Sound waves are longer than the insects' bodies, so the minuscule difference in arrival time cannot be discerned.Yet O. ochracea can spot the direction of the chirp from a male cricket its preferred prey even though its hearing mechanism is a mere 1.5 millimetres across.