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    The Ear and Hearing Loss

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    The Ear and Hearing Loss The ear is the organ of hearing and balance in vertebrates. The ear converts sound waves in the air‚ to nerve impulses which are sent to the brain‚ where the brain interprets them as sounds instead of vibrations. The innermost part of the ear maintains equilibrium or balance. The vestibular apparatus contains semicircular canals which in turn balance you. Any movement by the head‚ and this apparatus sends a signal to the brain so that your reflex action is to

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    Lavinia Oliveros Health Social Science Walls Traditional practitioners of social science and medicine would view the two fields as separate. However‚ in order to understand complex health problems better‚ there is a need to integrate both. This is way easier said than done‚ of course. Integration of the two fields means permeating the walls that surround them. Rigid knowledge boundaries among these fields alone hinder the unification. As Van Der Geest said‚ medicine is problem-oriented and physicians

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    of collagen. Lazy eyes and cataract are caused due to heavy smoking. Smoking can cause the eyes to sting‚ water and blink more often. Television has a powerful influence in the lives of most children‚ computers have turned into an indispensable part of modern life. Normally‚ most people have to work and study with computers. Long-time focusing on computer screen and television releases the lubrication of lachrymal fluid‚ causing eye dryness.Eye fatigue and dry eyes are serious problems for millions

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    Ear and Conscious Activity

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    of courtesy and humility will disappear. He is born with feelings of envy and hate‚ and if he indulges these‚ they will lead him to violence and crime‚ and all sense of loyalty and good faith will disappear. Man is born with the desires of eyes and ears‚ with a fondness for beautiful sights and sounds. If he indulges these‚ they will lead him to license and wantonness‚ and all ritual principles and correct forms will be lost. Hence‚ any man who follows his nature and indulges his emotions will inevitably

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    Kusama Bandaged Ear

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    made art to create a new world for herself. Kusama lived by self-obliteration -- to lose herself in the work‚ or to the work‚ to save herself (Swanson). She wrote in her autobiography‚ “I fight pain‚ anxiety‚ and fear every day‚ and the only method I have found that relieves my illness is to keep creating art”. Kusama calls her work “‘art medicine’ for both herself and the rest of the world. She shows the world how important art is especially after fighting the criticism from those around her in her

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    of the Ear Dina Shipper Lehman College Barotrauma is an injury due to failure of pressure equalization of an air-filled space with its surrounding environment (Bentz‚ B. G.‚ & Hughes‚ C. A). Barotrauma most often occurs in air travel and scuba diving. Barotrauma may also be the result of hyperbaric oxygen therapy‚ an oxygen treatment used for patients with serious infections or wounds (Heyboer‚ 2014). Barotrauma can affect any air-filled space within the body such as the ears‚ face and

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    Ear for an Annual Period

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    responsibility that comes with being entrusted to build a stronger Sony. To d a y t h e S o n y G r o u p co m p r i s e s t h r e e m a i n b u s i n e s s e s: e l e c t r o n i c s ‚ entertainment and financial services. Entertainment and financial services have stable business foundations and both are poised for future grow th. In contrast‚ the operating environment for our electronics business* remains harsh‚ with profits

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    Project on Spy Ear

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    WORKING INTRODUCTION Spy ear is the devices which converts low power audio signal to high power signal and gain. It can be used in Theaters ‚ Concert halls‚ Lecture rooms‚ Trains‚ Court houses‚ Conference rooms‚ Embassies‚ Gaming facilities‚ Recording studios‚ Aircraft ‚ railways ‚bus station etc.With this sound amplifier‚ you can now hear things crystal clear that you could never hear before. Spy ear is very easy to use‚ just put the ear buds in your ears - aim the Spy Ear towards what you want to

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    This is Zimbabwe‚ and the year is 2194. This is Africa of the future‚ and General Matsika’s world. The general is a stern man; he has had to be. It has been his iron will and unbreakable resolve that have saved Zimbabwe. Amadeus Matsika is Chief of Security for the Land of Zimbabwe and he carries the weight and responsibility for the safety of 10 million citizens. He has saved his country from the enemies within -- the gangs‚ hoodlums‚ and thieves -- and also the enemies at the border‚ the Gondwannans

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    Evolution of the craniate middle ear The evolution of the auditory structures of the middle ear began with the recycling of the second gill arches in primitive fish (Braxeau and Jeffery 2008). While the first set of gill arches became the upper and lower jaws‚ the upper portion of the second gill arch‚ the hyoid arch‚ became a support structure for the cranium as the hyomandibula (Manley 2010). Examinations of Sarcopterygiian fishes such as Rhipidistians and Rhizodonts describes the role of

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