0 the part inside the ear that controls balance and the ability to hear, and contains the cochlea --
Irreversible damage is done to cells in the inner ear.
The aging process involves a reduction of the number of receptors, peripherally as well as centrally, for example in the inner ear, in the feet and in the brainstem.
Improvisation in turn will help the student to develop clear internal representations, with not only a secure inner ear but also a kinaesthetic and visual sense of the music.
Molecular characterization of a voltage-activated calcium channel from the chicken's inner ear.
The sudden dramatic falling spells (otolithic crises) are thought to result from a sudden pressure change across one of the otolith organs of the inner ear.
In summary, different timings of a given set of articulatory gestures may produce a stronger or weaker neurochemical response in the inner ear.
These mutants will contribute to the unravelling of the genetics of deafness and the understanding of the development of the mammalian inner ear.
The major properties of the hair cell in the inner ear are temporal coding and adaptation behaviour.
