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Übersetzung für 'auditory' von Englisch nach Deutsch

auditory {adj}

auditiv

akustisch

auditorisch

[das Gehör betreffend]

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auditory {adj} [e.g. acuity, booth, centre, defect, field, nerve]

Hör- [z. B. Schärfe, Kabine, Zentrum, Fehler, Bereich, Nerv]anat.audio

auditory {adj} [e.g. canal or meatus, ossicle]

Gehör- [z. B. Gang, Knöchelchen]anat.

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auditory

Zuhörerschaft {f}

auditory [short] [auditory nerve]

Gehörnerv {m}anat.audio

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(auditory) ossicles [Ossicula auditus]

Ohrknöchelchen {pl}anat.

Gehörknöchelchen {pl}anat.

auditory ability

Hörfähigkeit {f}audio

auditory acoustics [treated as sg. or pl.]

Hörakustik {f}audio

auditory acuity

Hörschärfe {f}audio

auditory agnosia

auditive Agnosie {f}audiomed.

auditorische Agnosie {f}audiomed.

auditory booth

Hörkabine {f}audio

auditory canal

Gehörgang {m}anat.

Gehörkanal {m}anat.audio

auditory canals

Gehörgänge {pl}anat.

auditory cell

(akustische) Haarzelle {f}audio

auditory center [Am.]

Hörzentrum {n}anat.

auditory centre [Br.]

Hörzentrum {n}anat.

auditory cortex

Hörrinde {f}anat.

akustischer Cortex {m}anat.

auditorischer Kortex {m}anat.

auditiver Cortex {m} [Hörzentrum, Hörrinde]anat.

auditorischer Cortex {m} [Hörzentrum, Hörrinde]anat.

Hörzentrum {n} [auditiver / auditorischer Cortex]anat.

auditory defect

Hörfehler {m}audiomed.

auditory discrimination

auditive Unterscheidung {f}audio

auditive Differenzierung {f}audio

auditory education

Hörerziehung {f}audio

auditory event

Hörereignis {n}audio

Schallereignis {n}audiophys.

auditory field

Hörfeld {n}audio

Hörfläche {f}audio

Hörbereich {m}med.phys.

auditory function

Hörfunktion {f}audiomed.

auditory hallucination

auditorische Halluzination {f} [auch: akustische Halluzination]psych.

auditory hallucinations

Gehörstäuschungen {pl}audiomed.

akustische Halluzinationen {pl}psych.

auditory hypersensitivity

auditorische Überempfindlichkeit {f}med.

Überempfindlichkeit {f} des Hörsinnesmed.

Geräuschüberempfindlichkeit {f} [Hyperakusis]med.

Überempfindlichkeit {f} der auditorischen Wahrnehmungmed.

auditory illusion

akustische Täuschung {f}audiopsych.

auditory induction

auditive Induktion {f} [üblicher: Kontinuitätsillusion {f}]psych.

auditory masking

simultane Maskierung {f}audio

auditory meatus [Meatus acusticus]

Gehörgang {m}anat.audio

auditory nerve [Nervus cochlearis, Nervus acusticus]

Hörnerv {m}anat.audio

Gehörnerv {m}anat.audio

auditory nerve <CN VIII, CNVIII> [Nervus vestibulocochlearis] [vestibulocochlear nerve]

Hör-Gleichgewichtsnerv {m} [VIII. Hirnnerv]anat.

auditory neuron

Hörneuron {n}audiobiol.

auditory neuropathy <AN>

auditorische Neuropathie {f} <AN>med.

auditory ossicle

Gehörknöchelchen {n}anat.

auditory passage

Gehörgang {m}anat.

auditory pathway

Hörbahn {f}audiobiol.

auditory perspective

Hörperspektive {f}audio

Gehörperspektive {f}mus.

auditory phonetics [treated as sg.]

auditive Phonetik {f}acad.ling.phonet.

auditory pit

Ohrgrübchen {n}anat.

auditory potential <AP>

auditorisches Potential {n}audio

auditory radiation [Radiatio acustica]

Hörstrahlung {f}anat.med.

auditory range

Hörbereich {m} [Hörweite]audio

auditory reflex

Stapediusreflex {m}audio

Schallreflex {m}audiomed.

auditory rehabilitation [also: rehabilitation of hearing]

Hörrehabilitation {f}audiomed.

auditory sensation

Hörempfindung {f}audio

auditory sensitivity

Hörempfindlichkeit {f}audio

auditory standard

akustischer Standard {m}

auditory stimulation

Schallreizung {f}audio

akustische Stimulation {f}audiomed.

auditory stimuli {pl}

Schallreize {pl}audio

auditory stimulus

Schallreiz {m}audio

auditory streaming

Auditory-Streaming {n}mus.

auditory system

Hörsystem {n} [im Gehirn]anat.audio

Hörbahn {f}audiobiol.

Cochlearisbahn {f}biol.

akustisches System {n}biol.

auditorisches System {n}biol.

auditory threshold

Hörgrenze {f}

Hörschwelle {f} <HL>audio

auditory training

Hörtraining {n}audio

auditory trauma

Hörtrauma {n}audiomed.

akustisches Trauma {n}audiomed.

Phonotrauma {n} [eine Form der Schwerhörigkeit]audiomed.

auditory tube [Tuba auditiva / Tuba auditoria]

Ohrtrompete {f}anat.audio

auditory tube [Tuba auditiva, Tuba auditoria]

Tube {f} [Ohrtube]anat.

auditory tube [Tuba auditiva]

Hörtrompete {f} [Eustachische Röhre]anat.

eustachische Röhre {f}anat.VetMed.

auditory vertigo

Ohrschwindel {m}med.

auditory vesicle [Vesicula otica]

Ohrbläschen {n}anat.biol.

Labyrinthbläschen {n}anat.biol.

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afferent auditory pathway

afferente Hörbahn {f}audiobiol.

auditory (sensation) area

Hörfeld {n}audio

auditory brainstem implant <ABI>

Hirnstammimplantat {n}audio

auditory canal mold [Am.]

Gehörgangsplastik {f}audio

auditory canal mould [Br.]

Gehörgangsplastik {f}audio

auditory direction finding

Hörpeilung {f}

• Auditory-Streaming {n} = auditory streaming

• The auditory pit, also known as the otic pit, is the first rudiment of the internal ear.
• Acoustic over-exposure can also result in decreased myelination at specific points on the auditory nerve.
• Posterior to the auditory bullae, the cranium features petromastoid inflation.
• At Stanford, Knudsen studied the plasticity of the auditory sound map, discovering that associations between the auditory cue values of the map and the locations in space that they represent can be altered by both auditory and visual experience.
• Studies on auditory imagery can give insight to involuntary intrusive images called earworms.

• In the midbrain, there exist two primary auditory pathways to the auditory cortex—the lemniscal classical auditory pathway and the extralemniscal non-classical auditory pathway.
• The inferior colliculus also receives descending inputs from the auditory cortex and auditory thalamus (or medial geniculate nucleus).
• In contrast, schizophrenia patients experience increased activity in the auditory cortex instead of sound suppression.
• The optical tectum is an area of the barn owl brain that helps to orient an owls gaze towards an auditory stimulus, and this is enabled by neurons encoding information from the auditory system to make a topographic map of auditory space.
• In 1990, Patterson, returning to his work on auditory modelling, developed a new dynamic model creating a visual representation of the neural activity resulting from an auditory stimulus: the Auditory Image Model (AIM).

• In addition, individual environmental sounds are typically heard within the context of larger auditory scenes where sounds from multiple sources may overlap in time and frequency.
• While binocular rivalry has been studied since the 16th century, the study of multistable auditory perception is relatively new.
• In the ACT model (see below), it is assumed that an auditory state can be represented by a "neural spectrogram" (see Fig.
• Animal models suggest that the auditory cortex is the primary cause for this auditory illusion.
• Monita Chatterjee is an auditory scientist and the Director of the Auditory Prostheses & Perception Laboratory at Boys Town National Research Hospital.