 In those cases summation of stimuli plays an important part in the perception of sound. There is a marked diminution of the duration of hearing along the whole series of forks, both through bone and air. This corresponds and exists pari passu with concentric...  Military surgery of the ear, nose and throat - Page 71by Hanau Wolf Loeb - 1918 - 176 pagesFull view - About this book
 | Medicine - 1917 - 564 pages
...musical notes. In those cases summation of stimuli plays an important part in the perception of sound. There is a marked diminution of the duration of hearing...the side having the greater deficiency of hearing. If the conducting mechanism is damaged or destroyed it not only takes longer to get improvement, but... | |
 | Heinrich Stern - Diagnosis - 1919 - 358 pages
...part in the perception of sound. It is essential to differentiate vibrations from musical tones. 3. There is a marked diminution of the duration of hearing...whole series of forks, both through bone and air. 4. The normal stimulus (musical tones or voice) is an adequate stimulus for the nerve and is the best... | |
 | 1916 - 510 pages
...musical notes. In these cases summation of stimuli plays an important part in the perception of sound. There is a marked diminution of the duration of hearing...the side having the greater deficiency of hearing. If the conducting mechanism is damaged or destroyed it not only takes longer to get improvement, but... | |
 | Medicine - 1917 - 662 pages
...musical notes. In those cases summation of stimuli plays an important part in the perception of sound. There is a marked diminution of the duration of hearing...the side having the greater deficiency of hearing. If the conducting mechanism is damaged or destroyed it not only takes longer to get improvement, but... | |
 | Indianapolis (Ind.) - 1917 - 634 pages
...musical notes. In those cases summation of stimuli plays an important part in the perception of sound. There is a marked diminution of the duration of hearing...corresponds and exists pari passu with concentric limitation oí the fields of vision. Often both improve together. Frequently the field of vision is more retracted... | |
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