Titlebook: Neuronal Mechanisms of Hearing; Josef Syka,Lindsay Aitkin Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 1981 attention.biochemistry.brain.communication

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Eric Javelllation, Noise Suppression, Speech Recognition and Speech Synthesis. In addition this book explores various issues and considerations related to efficient implementation of these algorithms on real-time embedded systems, including the role played by processor CPU and peripheral functionality..978-1-4899-8504-0978-0-387-75581-6

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Kirsten K. Osen,Enrico Mugnainillation, Noise Suppression, Speech Recognition and Speech Synthesis. In addition this book explores various issues and considerations related to efficient implementation of these algorithms on real-time embedded systems, including the role played by processor CPU and peripheral functionality..978-1-4899-8504-0978-0-387-75581-6

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llation, Noise Suppression, Speech Recognition and Speech Synthesis. In addition this book explores various issues and considerations related to efficient implementation of these algorithms on real-time embedded systems, including the role played by processor CPU and peripheral functionality..978-1-4899-8504-0978-0-387-75581-6

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The Parasympathetic Innervation of the Inner Ear and the Problem of Cochlear Efferents: Enzyme and Aer hair cells in the human organ of Corti (Nadol, 1980), which substanties the notion that both afferent and efferent-type terminals can originate from the same parent nerve fiber. Additionally, a combined histochemical-physiological study (Goldberg and Fernandez, 1980) has shown that vestibular eff

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Adaptation and Dynamic Response Occurring at Hair Cell-Afferent Fiber Synapseed in the primary afferent fiber terminals. We analyzed the phenomena in some detail and reached the conclusion that the observed adaptive and dynamic changes are produced in relation to the mechanism of the transmitter release at the afferent synapse (Furukawa and Matsuura, 1978; Furukawa et al., 1

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Coding of Complex Sounds in the Auditory Nervous Systemmaintained throughout the ascending auditory pathways. In addition, the tonotopic arrangement of cells in the various nuclei of the ascending auditory pathway including the auditory cortex has been taken as a further indication of the importance of the ear’s frequency selectivity. Pure tones have be