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Meanings of biaural in English
Catalan
biauricular 
Relating to or having or hearing with two ears.
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Examples for "binaural"
Examples for "binaural"
1
A rectangular, unipolar binaural electric current was applied to the subject' s mastoid.
2
For one, the microphone configurations necessary to collect binaural sound didn't really exist.
3
For one, not everyone has the eight-custom-cameras-and-binaural-microphones rigs that Milk uses.
4
Epoq is a wireless, binaural hearing aid that the company says offers improved sound processing.
5
The severity of the effects was reduced when undisturbed low-frequency binaural cues were made available.
Usage of biaural in English
1
He tapped lightly under the collar-bones, and then bent forward with his biaural stethoscope in either ear.
Frequent collocations
Biaural through the time