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| Edwin Stevens CBE - inventor of | hearing aids |
| One guy got tired of | hearing it." |
| Lermoyez's syndrome: Tinnitis and loss of | hearing prior to an attack of vertigo, after which he |
| Born with severe loss of | hearing due to rubella, his hearing was partially res |
| archers examine the interplay between type of | hearing impairment or deafness, type of signal proces |
| Witnesses spoke of | hearing the screams of those trapped inside lasting f |
| reveals himself to man through his organs of | hearing, not through those of sight. |
| ly blind and with severely impaired senses of | hearing and smell. |
| "I'm tired of | hearing about his unlucky luck," said Tim Flannery. |
| ‘Several excellent Methods of | hearing Mass,' Bruges, 1722, 8vo ; 1742, 12mo ; [Lond |
| "I was beside myself with the prospect of | hearing them perform. |
| enerated during the response curve testing of | hearing aids. |
| tapes suggests that the animal was capable of | hearing high-frequency sound. |
| ion and the harmony perceived by the sense of | hearing and heart. |
| After three years of | hearing, the court ruled in Britanov's favor. |
| His senses of | hearing and touch were extraordinarily acute, and he |
| y is the only day school for the Deaf/Hard of | Hearing in LAUSD. |
| After three years of | hearing no word from him, Amaterasu's grandson, Ninig |
| m so far; he developed very precise senses of | hearing and touch. |
| I have a vague recollection of | hearing Cubs v Sox refered to as the red line series) |
| nd Scoble, 1999) which share the same type of | hearing organ. |
| sponse audiometry, which allowed diagnosis of | hearing difficulties in infants. |
| ious side effects include tinnitus or loss of | hearing, toxicity to kidneys, and allergic reactions |
| handed gesture, usually to an audience out of | hearing range. |
| heart contraction, and changing the senses of | hearing and cold. |
| n Program (CHIP) that serves deaf and hard of | hearing students from birth to three years old within |
| ibutions to VLSI signal processing, models of | hearing, handwriting recognition, and electronic colo |
| he Langley school district's Deaf and Hard of | Hearing program.American Sign Languageis also offered |
| e education of children who were deaf/hard of | hearing or who had visual impairments. |
| t sensory inputs, when the mind gets tired of | hearing, it is forced to turn inward. |
| Link to full video recording of | hearing in this BBC News report:Galloway takes on US |
| a Mississippi school for the deaf and hard of | hearing accredited by the Southern Association of Col |
| "the real pleasure lies in the experience of | hearing it". |
| Over time, Elmas became increasingly hard of | hearing and grew somewhat of a bitter recluse, cuttin |
| veloped by Shlomo Silman, Ph.D., professor of | hearing sciences and audiology at Brooklyn College, C |
| d to be bizarre, or hallucinations consist of | hearing one voice participating in a running commenta |
| claws, peak strength, highly trained sense of | hearing, strong sense of smell, agility, reflexes and |
| gest-lived Nobel laureate who, though hard of | hearing and nearly blind, recently vowed to remain a |
| ing bulletin, signed for the deaf and hard of | hearing by on-screen BSL interpreters. |
| anese - although the player has the option of | hearing either. |
| , not intelligence, can also occur because of | hearing and sight impairments if the school is not in |
| attended the contest for the sole purpose of | hearing Manglapus speak. |
| tment serves children who are deaf or hard of | hearing, and the Blind Department serves children who |
| ppi saying, “You know, we're kind of tired of | hearing about just Robert E. Lee and Virginia.” |
| and boarding school for the deaf and hard of | hearing in Brighton and Vice President of The Little |
| helping interpreters for the deaf and hard of | hearing living within the state of Florida. |
| d to noise at or above 85 dB, for the sake of | hearing loss prevention. |
| screen at verbatim speeds for deaf or hard of | hearing people to read. |
| war years cannot be doubted, but what sort of | hearing problem would be so severe as to make him unf |
| , residents of nearby buildings complained of | hearing a loud whistling noise which, it later turned |
| lves of their nationality for the purposes of | hearing cases, owing allegiance to no individual memb |
| by a living being or inanimate object, or of | hearing a voice; which impression, so far as they cou |
| provides practical services to deaf, hard of | hearing, deafblind, blind and partially sighted peopl |
| ans who fell in love with jazz as a result of | hearing King Oliver's band (with Louis Armstrong on s |
| Years of | hearing stories about the Chupacabras has tainted loc |
| embassy in Paris for Thatcher, in the hope of | hearing her reaction to the first ballot in the party |
| Duverney's theory of | hearing was fundamentally similar to what Hermann von |
| hed so deeply into himself that the effect of | hearing them is akin to witnessing a murder or a suic |
| h he lost in a very peculiar way the sense of | hearing: while unable to hear the noise of the cannon |
| erhumanly fast, and his eyesight and sense of | hearing and smell are extremely acute, which, along w |
| the Deaf, a program serving deaf and hard of | hearing students birth through eighteen years of age, |
| t that in this world one half is incapable of | hearing the other" making a reference to the bipolar |
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