The answer lies within the fascinating world of the human hearing range. Our ears are capable of picking up a wide range of sounds: from the softest whisper to the loudest explosion. Understanding the different frequency ranges and their characteristics, as well as how our hearing works, can p...
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While 20 to 20,000 Hz is considered to be the normal human hearing frequency range, this set of numbers isn’t the same for everyone—the frequency range of human hearing can change depending on age, continued exposure to loud noises or other hearing loss risk factors. As we age, the up...
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After the separation, the animal's hearing module may have had greater potential to develop sensitive hearing of high frequency sounds, and the chewing module may have been able to evolve diverse tooth morphologies and occlusal patterns that facilitated consuming different foods, according to the stud...
Journal of Human Genetics /Taniguchi M, Matsuo H, Shimizu S, Nakayama A, Suzuki K, Hamajima N, Shinomiya N, Nishio S, Kosugi S, Usami S, Ito J, Kitajiri S. Carrier frequency of the GJB2 mutations that cause hereditary hearing loss in the Japanese popu- lation. J Hum Genet 2015; ...
Although the sense of hearing is sensitive to a wide range of frequencies, there is an upper frequency limit. This limit is approximately 20 kHz for young human subjects and is gradually lowered with increasing age. The frequencies above 20 kHz are commonly referred to as ultrasonic frequencies....
males at each frequency. Results A consistent pattern of GMV in hearing thresholds was seen across frequencies in both datasets. In addition, both across-ear and within-ear correlations between thresholds were consistently greater in males than females. Previous studies have frequently reported lower ...
The term “octave band” is borrowed from music theory (Figure 2) where there is a doubling of frequency between notes of the same name. Figure 2: In music, there is a doubling of frequency between notes of the same name. Octave bands in human hearing are developed in the same manner:...
This article reports on the possible use of a computer chip modelled on the human ear in universal receivers for radio-frequency signals such as cellphone and wireless Internet transmissions to radio and television broadcasts. Hairs in the inner ear of humans served as inspiration for the new ...