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AURAL

Proceedings of the 4th ACM/IEEE international conference on Human robot interaction, 2009
This study aims to provide a platform for exploring robotic navigation in line with evolutionary computation of sound control data. Real world devices, two mobile robots and an omnidirectional vision system are integrated to sonify trajectories of robots in real time.
Artemis Moroni, Jônatas Manzolli 0001
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Aural tuberculosis.

The American journal of otology, 1990
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Tang, PSO, Ma, KH, Chan, KW
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Aurality

2020
Abstract The author recounts her history as an aural reader and argues for her preference for the synthesized voices of text-to-speech technology over analogue recordings of human voices. Legally blind since the age of 11, she developed habits of good listening, which served to elevate her aural reading from the passive reception of oral
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Aural Myiasis

New England Journal of Medicine, 2022
Catarina Rato, Gustavo Lopes
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Congenital Aural Atresia

Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1990
Close cooperation between the plastic surgeon and the otologist, with each understanding and respecting the importance of the other's role, will provide the atresia/microtia patient with the best possible chance of a successful outcome. The purpose of the atresia repair is to improve hearing.
R R, Cole, R A, Jahrsdoerfer
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PRIMARY AURAL CHOLESTEATOMA

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1951
THE PURPOSE of this paper is to present the conflicting views concerning the origin of aural cholesteatoma and to direct attention to the premise that this lesion may have a single cause. It seems plausible to attempt to combine the various types of this lesion under one grouping.
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Aural microsuction

BMJ, 2017
Deep, Sarode   +3 more
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Aurality

2015
Abstract Orality—understood as the oral delivery of texts—is often assumed to have given way to literacy—the private reading of texts—over the course of the medieval period. The two entities are mutually exclusive and can be placed in a relationship of evolution that has preoccupied scholars of Middle English literature.
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RADIO AND AURAL COMPREHENSION*

The Modern Language Journal, 1931
Author's Summary— Had the directors of the Modern Foreign Language Study foreseen the possibilities of radio, they might have given more attention to aural and less to visual comprehension. Popularity of radio lessons and talks in Europe. Gramophone may be regarded as miniature broadcasting station, and, along with talkie, be used as preparation for ...
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Aural myiasis

Medicina Clínica (English Edition), 2018
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