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A final set of rooms was filled with a steady sound frequency between a hundred and twenty thousand hertz.
Sound entering the inner ear stimulates different regions of the basilar membrane, depending on sound frequency.
Each nerve cell responded to a particular sound frequency or that frequency's absence.
When they work properly, auditory magnocells track rapid fluctuations in sound frequency and amplitude; the subtle cues that enable you to distinguish the sequence in which sounds occur.
The original was commissioned in 1929 by Roderick Denman, the Science Museum's then curator of telecommunications, and was designed to reproduce the widest possible sound frequency range.
Sound frequency "is basically how many cycles per second air is being pushed through a space," Ms. Perry says.
Normally, a specific sound frequency activates a specific population of hair cells located at a specific position within the cochlea.
The attenuation of sound by absorption and conversion to other energy forms is a function of sound frequency and the properties of water.
For such tracking, a low sound frequency is crucial because the higher the frequency of sound, the more rapidly is its energy absorbed by the sea.
Sound frequency of organ pipes is dependent on air temperature.
The transmission loss increased roughly with an increase of sound frequency for the two composites except to individual sound frequency.
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