Sentence examples for stimulate hearing from inspiring English sources

"The next most notable bionic device was the cochlear implant to stimulate hearing, and the first device was made commercially available in 1972," Green adds.

They develop an awareness of their environment through the manipulation of materials, and sensory awareness is expanded through activities that stimulate hearing, sight, and touch.

Sodderland dutifully goes to daily sessions and practices at home; she has her brain stimulated whilst hearing and seeing words on a screen, trying to help her make new neural pathways.

Instead of complementing or supplementing or enriching life in three dimensions, an alternative life in just two dimensions — stimulating only hearing and vision — seems to have become an end in and of itself.

"It was stimulating to hear about how The League approaches the dating app market from a female perspective," said audience member Joseph Yim '20.

"It's been stimulating to hear people from adjacent fields such as psychology, to talk to people who have thought about this from mathematical and engineering perspectives," he said.

"But once you get hit by a really big one, it's too late and the game is over". "It's been stimulating to hear people from adjacent fields such as psychology, to talk to people who have thought about this from mathematical and engineering perspectives," he said.

In the auditory system when you stimulate, you can hear something.

A better understanding of the molecular events underlying hair cell regeneration in birds may allow for identification and eventually manipulation of relevant pathways in mammals to stimulate regeneration and restore hearing in deaf patients.

Like an inspired improvisation over a jazz standard, good grant-writing should stimulate reviewers who've heard it all before.

"Our role is to act on what we hear to stimulate debate, rather than to offer a prescription for the perfect size or to regulate industries," said Tessa Jowell, the government's minister for women, trying to preempt any attacks on what some call Blair's "nanny state," for its perceived intrusion into the home, schools and workplace with health and safety regulations.