Volume 19

CAUSE/EFFECT VOlume 19 Number 2 Summer 1996

Alcohol Health and Research World Volume 19 Number 4 1995

lcoholism and other diseases affect the structure and function of many organs in the human body, includ­ ing the brain. To understand the causes and to diagnose and track the progress of such diseases, scientists must understand the struc­ tural and functional changes in the affected organs. For many studies, particularly those involving the brain, researchers rely on non­ invasive methods to v...

Ear & Hearing: Volume 19(6) December 1998 pp 481-484

TOP Objective: To compare the recognition of vowels and sentences in noise by cochlear implant patients using a 6-channel, continuous interleaved sampling (CIS) processor and by normal-hearing subjects listening to speech processed in the manner of the implant processor and output as six amplitude-modulated sine waves. Design: Subjects, 11 normal-hearing listeners and 7 cochlear implant patient...

CAUSE/EFFECT Volume 19 Number 4 Winter 1996

pub3010.html Innovations in information technology are making it possible to rethink how the instructional mission of higher education can be delivered. This conference will explore how such technologies are being developed and organized to facilitate the shift from teaching to learning and the pedagogical and policy issues raised by these new possibilities. This conference will bring together ...

Ear & Hearing: Volume 19(2) April 1998 pp 162-166

TOP Objective: To compare the vowel and consonant identification ability of cochlear implant patients using a 6-channel continuous interleaved sampling (CIS) processor and of normal-hearing subjects using simulations of processors with two to nine channels. Design: Subjects, 10 normal-hearing listeners and seven cochlear implant patients, were presented synthetic vowels in /bVt/ context, natura...