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Meanings of outer ear in English
The outer portion of the ear which includes the auricle and the ear canal and leads to the eardrum.
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Usage of outer ear in English
1
A cross-section diagram from the outer ear to the lobes of the brain.
2
As is well known, a passage exists from the outer ear to the drum.
3
That's actually an infection of the outer ear canal.
4
Why do we have wax in the outer ear?
5
To the outer ear, he was propounding the popular modern doctrine of 'Yoga by action.'
6
The buzz of the room, the hearty laugh of the Lord Lieutenant, reached the outer ear.
7
Microtia is a term used to describe a wide array of phenotypic presentations of the outer ear.
8
Occupied with Amanda, a certain imperfection in one of the curves of the outer ear attracted his attention.
9
The outer ear collects and reflects the waves inwardly to beat upon the tympanum, or ear drum, a membrane diaphragm.
10
Voices unheard by the outer ear speak to the soul; presences unseen by the eye are yet felt, giving their sympathy and stimulus.
11
It stopped at the girl's outer ear, but, like a hail from a fading land, penetrated to the man's brain and he stirred.
12
Then she stepped up to the delicate membrane-thetympanic membrane-thatscreens off the inner ear from the outer ear, and she pierced it.
13
Even the outer ear is itself a receiver, for when the intermittent beam is focussed in the cavity a faint musical tone is heard.
14
The outer ear canal is approximately 3cm long and is a tunnel that runs from the external part of the ear to the eardrum.
15
He has designed the outer ear to enjoy the melodies of sound and the inner hearing wherewith we may hear the voice of our creator.
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Outer ear through the time