How hearing works
Our ears are like antennae picking up signals from different directions. The complex structures of the ear process these signals and pass them on to the brain, where they are interpreted. Therefore, for optimum hearing, it is best if both ears are fully functioning. But exactly what happens when sound waves enter the human ear?
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The human ear - 3D flight as an offline application
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Further help and information are in the included readme.txt file.
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