Titlebook: Hearing: Its Function and Dysfunction; Earl D. Schubert Book 1980 Springer-Verlag Wien 1980 Function.H?ren.Taubheit.hearing

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Earl D. Schubertrucial for getting optimal results in the laboratory..?.Thorough and intuitive, .Allostery: Methods and Protocols. aids scientists in continuing to study ligand-induced, through-protein effects on protein funct978-1-4939-5864-1978-1-61779-334-9Series ISSN 1064-3745 Series E-ISSN 1940-6029

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Earl D. Schubertrucial for getting optimal results in the laboratory..?.Thorough and intuitive, .Allostery: Methods and Protocols. aids scientists in continuing to study ligand-induced, through-protein effects on protein funct978-1-4939-5864-1978-1-61779-334-9Series ISSN 1064-3745 Series E-ISSN 1940-6029

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Introductionommunication is perhaps the most discernible way in which humans excel over other animals, spoken language being possibly the most useful accomplishment in the evolution of modern man. Through the auditory channel we also receive a great deal of information about relevant happenings in the environme

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Outer Ear for our present purposes, to highlight the relation between the outer ear and the eardrum. For reasons touched on in the introduction, the external ear has been a subject of interest longer than the rest of the system.

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Frequency Analysis in the Cochlealow vibrations (low frequency sounds). We saw in our early view of the pattern of the traveling wave in Fig. 9 that this frequency separation begins in the cochlea. A more detailed view can be constructed from measuring the electrical response (cochlear microphonic) at a number of points. This looks

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Central Auditory Systemvironment? Auditory signals must present nearly as complex a problem for processing as visual patterns, since they are highly transitory in nature and cover a huge dynamic range. Perhaps for this reason, the auditory brainstem itself seems a complicated network. A highly simplified scheme showing at

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