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Annual Review of Anthropology, 2010
Anthropological studies of sensory impairment address biological conditions and cultural disablement while contributing to theoretical discussions of cultural competence, communicative practices, the role of narrative, and features of identity, ideologies, and technology.
Elizabeth Keating, R. Neill Hadder
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Anthropological studies of sensory impairment address biological conditions and cultural disablement while contributing to theoretical discussions of cultural competence, communicative practices, the role of narrative, and features of identity, ideologies, and technology.
Elizabeth Keating, R. Neill Hadder
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Sensory Glasses for the Visually Impaired
Proceedings of the 14th International Web for All Conference, 2017This paper presents the research and development of an assistive device for the visually impaired, based on the transmission of the distance f surrounding objects on the upper torso area through the use of 3D Binaural Sound.
Michael Barney +4 more
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The ‘‘overshoot’’ effect and sensory hearing impairment
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1987The threshold for the detection of a brief tone masked by a longer-duration noise burst is higher when the tone is presented shortly after the onset of the noise than at longer delay times. This finding has been termed the ‘‘overshoot’’ effect [E. Zwicker, J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 37, 653–663 (1965)].
R P, Carlyon, E P, Sloan
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Impairment of peripheral sensory innervation in senescence
Autonomic Neuroscience, 2002Sensorimotor disturbances are common among elderly and one of the main factors depreciating life quality in senescence. Mechanistically sensory deficits during aging include not only degenerative and regressive events but also phenotypic switches among sensory neurons as well as remodeling of sensory innervation. The pattern of changes suggests that an
B, Ulfhak, E, Bergman, B T, Fundin
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Enhanced and impaired sensory discrimination in autism
Journal of Neurophysiology, 2014to the editor: We welcome the contribution of [Puts and colleagues (2014)][1] and commend their use of rigorous psychophysical tasks in the investigation of sensory discrimination in autism. Here, our intention is to highlight previously published work that stands counter to the findings of Puts ...
Abigail, Dickinson, Elizabeth, Milne
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Sensorially impaired adolescents
Sexuality and Disability, 1979Information from publications by Lidz, Piaget, and Erickson to describe “normal adolescence” and the developmental tasks of that age is brought together in this paper. Primary sources were de la Cruz and LaVeck and Spock and Lerrigo for information on impaired young people and problems in their adaptation.
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Electronic sensory systems for the visually impaired
IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, 2003In this article, I have summarized the required features in electronic sensory systems for the visually impaired (ESSVI) development and described how we have addressed these features at the Department of Electrical Electronic and System Engineering (DIEES). The "Committee on Vision" document on electronic travel aids explored the needs of the visually
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