Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Situated between the ears.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective physiology Describing the differences between the reception of
sound (especially timing and intensity) by eachear
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Examples
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The neurons encoding these differences-called interaural time differences (ITDs) - receive a message from each ear.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010
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Or maybe we'll call it "improve sound localisation by increasing interaural distance" or something.
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Or maybe we'll call it "improve sound localisation by increasing interaural distance" or something.
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The new model adds interaural-crosstalk cancellation to the left and right channels to enhance the surround experience and widen the soundstage for two-channel sources, Polk said.
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The new model adds interaural-crosstalk cancellation to the left and right channels to enhance the surround experience and widen the soundstage for two-channel sources, Polk said.
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It simulates the interaural time difference and frequency characteristics of an acoustical space, and moves the sound image localization outside your head when using headphones.
2BakSa.Net 2010
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It simulates the interaural time difference and frequency characteristics of an acoustical space, and moves the sound image localization outside your head when using headphones.
AvaxHome Marlen DePo 2010
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It simulates the interaural time difference and frequency characteristics of an acoustical space, and moves the sound image localization outside your head when using headphones.
2BakSa.Net 2010
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Specifically, ILD is computed using the interaural difference of a logarithmic function of the energy of the signals in each frequency channel
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Brian J. Fischer et al. 2009
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Knudsen EI, Esterly SD (1989) Neural maps of interaural time and intensity differences in the optic tectum of the barn owl.
PLoS ONE Alerts: New Articles Brian J. Fischer et al. 2009
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