NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL EVIDENCE FOR THE STEVENS POWER FUNCTION IN MAN.
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Biomedical subjects
W D KEIDEL
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[THE PHYSIOLOGY OF DATA PROCESSING].
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Brain↗
[TRANSMISSION OF HEARING BY ELECTRICAL STIMULATION OF THE ACOUSTIC NERVE. (PRELIMINARY REPORT)].
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Cochlear Nerve↗
[New possibilities of research on human information processing].
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Central Nervous System↗
[Ranke's adaptation theory].
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Acclimatization↗
[G. von BEKESY Nobel prize winner 1961].
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History, 19th Century↗
[Basic principles of acoustic and tactile information processing].
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Hearing↗
Peripheral and cortical responses to mechanical stimulation of the cat's vibrissae.
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Animals↗
[On central nervous system information assimilation in binaural hearing in cats].
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Animals↗
[The influence of loudness on information assimilation in binaural hearing in man].
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Hearing↗
[Doublegrade transistor amplifier for direct current].
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Amplifiers, Electronic↗
[Simple diffusion model for quantitative registration of gas diffusion by soot-kymography].
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Diffusion↗
[A simple ball-shell micromanipulator].
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Micromanipulation↗
[Stimulus-discharge time factor in guinea pig].
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Cochlea↗
[Continuous registration of carbon dioxide percentage rate in expired air in man in an acoustic measuring room].
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Body Fluids↗