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Перевод: auditory

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Тезаурус:

1. What I call the "auditory imagination" is the feeling for syllable and rhythm, penetrating far below the conscious levels of thought and feeling, invigorating every word; sinking to the most primitive and forgotten, returning to the origin and bringing something back, seeking the beginning and the end.
2. Many such whales, however, do produce powerful vocalizations and their lack of such structures does not mean that they are not equipped with some other, equally well-designed, auditory and echo-locating system.
3. The returning sonar thus passes virtually unimpeded through the "auditory window", the delicate layer of tissue covering a thin lower mandible, travelling thence along the jaw until it reaches the auditory bulla, an auditory sense receptor lying close to the point of articulation of the lower jaw with the remainder of the skull.
4. Carlson's third group of subjects received initial Pavlovian training in which the auditory cues were correlated with reinforcer type, but the relationship between cue and reinforcer was the reverse of that in effect during the test stage.
5. Two groups of rats received initial training in which presentations of each of three auditory stimuli occurred.
6. Both these auditory cues should become associated with food and acquire conditioned reinforcing properties, but by virtue of its onset occurring in relatively close proximity to the food, the tone is likely to acquire somewhat more power than the clicker.
7. In Jez Welsh's Forest Fires (1983-;90), the key auditory experience is that of the viewer's feet trampling over woodland debris on the gallery floor; Tina Keane's Escalator (1988) invites an almost architectural experience, as you walk through, below, behind and around the multiple screens.
8. Evidence to support this conclusion comes from a further set of studies by Honey and Hall (1989b), who examined the effects of compound pre-exposure in the conditioned suppression paradigm using two auditory stimuli, a tone and a click.
9. For those who have impaired auditory structure and function, it is possible now to have quite sophisticated, unobtrusive hearing aids which dramatically improve their quality of living and there are also amplifiers available for telephone conversations and public meetings.
10. But why is that particular area of the cortex designated the auditory cortex?
11. Because they are connected with the area of the cortex that is designated the auditory cortex.
12. Just as exposure to syphilis causes eye problems, so can it affect the eighth cranial (auditory) nerve and cause a degree of deafness.
13. Frequency equalisation compensates for the sound passing through the auditory canals.