Titlebook: Directional Hearing; William A. Yost (Director),George Gourevitch Book 1987 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1987 Mammalia.Nervous System.ada

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978-1-4612-9135-0Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1987

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-6602-7ic and generally so precise that we much more often find ourselves concentrating on “what” rather than “where.” Nevertheless, localization is an important auditory function, and the details of how it is accomplished in the auditory system are not well understood.

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A New Approach to the Study of Human Sound Localizationic and generally so precise that we much more often find ourselves concentrating on “what” rather than “where.” Nevertheless, localization is an important auditory function, and the details of how it is accomplished in the auditory system are not well understood.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-4332-2ght of the right loudspeaker. In addition, the sounds lack depth in the sense that the apparent distance of the sounds is the distance of the listener from the loudspeaker. Also, listeners do not perceive dramatic differences in terms of how far away or how near sounds are to them or to other sounds.

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Stability Problems of Steel Structuresa single ear, it is clear that listening is easier and more effective when listening with two ears. This conclusion is supported by subjective reports as well as by objective experiments on both normal and hearing-impaired listeners (e.g., see Durlach and Colburn, 1978; Durlach et al, 1981; Blauert, 1983; Hausler et al, 1983).

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Binaural Directional Hearing—Impairments and Aidsa single ear, it is clear that listening is easier and more effective when listening with two ears. This conclusion is supported by subjective reports as well as by objective experiments on both normal and hearing-impaired listeners (e.g., see Durlach and Colburn, 1978; Durlach et al, 1981; Blauert, 1983; Hausler et al, 1983).

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Book 1987al hearing in humans. This is a valuable source book for hearing scientists and clinicians, as well as for scientists without specialized background in spatial hearing, including psychologists, engineers, and biologists.