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Meanings of auditory in English

Portuguese
auditivo

Of or pertaining to the sense of hearing.

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Usage of auditory in English
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He was interrupted with the plaudits of the auditory; and again continued:-
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However, the reliability of auditory-evoked activation measured using fNIRS is largely unknown.
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However, after numerous experiments in humans, many auditory fields remain poorly characterized.
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As a result, more auditory neurons can be stimulated than the expected.
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Additionally, this work will improve fMRI investigations of the human auditory cortex.
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The male acquires more and the female less visual and auditory memories.
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Intermittent swelling of the auditory channel occurred and resulted in hearing loss.
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The outside world, once a shared auditory environment, has been effectively fractured.
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Importantly, precision in an auditory ANS task also related to math performance.
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Electroencephalogram characterization revealed auditory processing deficits similar to those observed in schizophrenia.
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These processes can be divided into three categories: visual auditory, and kinesthetic.
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Improved spectral selectivity was directly demonstrated by recordings from the auditory midbrain.
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Mutants have a pronounced and highly selective defect in rapid auditory processing.
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In the paced phase, subjects' ISIs closely matched the auditory cue intervals.
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It is likely that she is experiencing both auditory and visual hallucinations.
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But Jared edged forward, weighing the auditory impressions, sniffing out other clues.
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Portuguese
auditivo
Auditory through the time
Auditory across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common