speech brain mechanisms (27 Ergebnisse)

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Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten. - Content: Creutzfeldt O.,Introduction -- Functional and structural conditions for transmission of auditory signals in the nervous system: Klinke R., Basic mechanisms of auditory processing in the cochlea -- Palmer A.R., Evans E.F., On the peripheral coding of the level of individual frequency components of complex sounds at high sound levels -- De Boer E., Universal mechanical response curves for the cochlea -- Moore J.K., Osen K.K., The human cochlea nuclei -- Miller A.R., Coding of complex sounds in the auditory nervous system -- Meininger V., Baudrimont M., Embryological evolution and typology of cells of the inferior colliculus -- Merzenich M.M., Andersen R.A., J.H., Functional and topographic organization of the auditory cortex -- The representation of complex natural sounds in the auditory system: Johannesma P., Aertsen A., Neural image of sound in the grassfrog -- Aertsen A., Johannesma P., Spectro-temporal analysis of auditory neurons in the grassfrog -- Scheich H., Bonke D., Langner G., Tonotopy and analysis of wide-band calls in field L of the guinea fowl -- Langner G., Bonke D., Scheich H., Selective responses of neurons to vowel sounds in the auditory neostriatum of the mynah bird -- Leppelsack H.-J., The increase of response selectivity within the avian -- auditory pathway -- Hellweg F.-C, Creutzfeldt 0., Schreiner Chr., Encoding of complex sounds by thalamic and cortical neurons -- Koch R., Piper H.M., Time segmentation in central analysis of complex signals -- Schreiner Chr., Temporal suppression and speech processing -- Newman J.D., Symmes D., Feature detection by single units in squirrel monkey auditory cortex -- Müller-Preuss P., Processing of self-produced vocalizations by single neurons in the auditory cortex of the squirrel monkey (Saimiri Sciureus) -- Finkenzeller P., Thumfart W., Fellner E., Encoding processes of speech sounds in the auditory system -- Brown W.S., Lehmann D., Verb and noun meaning of homophone word activate different cortical generators: a topographical study of evoked potential fields -- Brain mechanisms of speech perception and production -- Jürgens U., Anatomical and functional cerebral organization of phonation -- in animals -- Kornhuber H.H., Brunner R.J., Wallesch C.W., Basal ganglia participation in aphasia -- Grözinger B., Kornhuber H.H., Kriebel J., Participation of mesial cortex in speech: evidence from cerebral potentials preceding speech production in man -- Whitaker H.A., Electrical stimulation mapping of language cortex -- Ojemann G., Mateer C., Human language cortex: identification of common sites for sequencing motor activity and speech discrimination -- Poeck K., Studies on language comprehension in hemispherectomy, split brain and asphasic patients. A possible contribution to the knowledge of the physiological mechanisms of speech comprehension -- Brüser E., Todt D., Timing in speech production: aspects of (German) hesitation vowels -- Morath M., Inborn vocalizations of the human baby and communicative -- value for the mother -- Psychoacoustic elements in language: Schroeder M.R., What acoustic stimulation can teach us about physiological mechanisms underlying speech perception -- Duifhuis H., Willmens L.F., An outline of pitch analysis in speech: a hearing theory approach -- Hess W.J., Pitch determination of speech signals - a survey -- Droogleever-Fortuyn J., Ritsma R.J., Virtual pitch and our own voice -- Terhardt E., On the perception of spectral information in speech -- Mehrgardt S., Perceptual difference limens in pair-comparison of complex -- (speech-related) signals -- Linguistic elements in speech perception: Bailey P., Aspects of categorical processing of speech sounds in man: on the determinants of phonetic category boundaries -- Ainsworth W.A., Selective adaptation of acoustic and phonetic feature sensitive detectors -- Haggard M.P., Speech sounds in realtion to speech processing -- Darwin C.J., Perceptual grouping of speech components -- Marslen-Wilson W., Aspects of the temporal relationship between speech- and word-recognition processes -- Longuet-Higgins H.C., The acquisiton of grammar -- Receptive defects of linguistic elements in aphasia: Ploog D., Auditory agnosia after lesions of the superior temporal gyrus in monkey and man -- Miceli G., Gainotti G., Selective impairment of perception of articulatory place in a case of cortical auditory disorder., -- Derouesne J., Saillant B., Phonemic auditory discrimination and articulatory defects in aphasia -- Cohen R., Ehrenstein W.H., Comprehension of natural sounds in aphasia -- Huber W., Lexical and syntactic factors in language comprehension -- of aphasic patients -- Perret E., Wydler A., Interaural integration in the perception of complete and truncated words by brain damaged and control subjects -- Goldblum M.C., Auditory analogue of deep dyslexia -- Weniger D., The influence of prosodic features in language comprehension in aphasic patients -- ISBN 3540096558 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550.

hardcover. Zustand: Acceptable. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: No Dust Jacket. A little wear to extremities of hard cover. Tips of boards chipped and pressed. Top and bottom of spine pressed. Pages lightly age-tanned but clean. Discolouring to spine area. Ex-library copy displaying sticker/number to spine and stickers/stamping to inside title pages/cover/page block. Some messy looking library tape and white marks to cover. Ex Library.

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Zustand: Fair. Proceedings of a Conference held at Princeton, N.J., Nov. 9-12, 1965. NY: Grune & Stratton, 1967. 1st Edition. x+261+[1]pp. Tall octavo. Printed double-column format. Blue cloth with painted black labels. Shelfworn, a good to VG secondhand copy. Weight: 2 pounds = 911 grams. Size: 10.3 x 7.0 x 0.7 inches = 25.8 x 17.5 x 1.8cm. 0808901117 Inquire if you need further information. Gach.

Zustand: Very Good. Proceedings of a Conference held at Princeton, N.J., Nov. 9-12, 1965. NY: Grune & Stratton, 1967. 1st Edition. x+261+[1]pp. 52 text figures. Small 4to. Blue cloth with painted black labels. Minor cover staining, several ink signatures to the flyleaf, top edge of text block foxed, still a VG, tight copy with bumped corners. Weight: 2 pounds = 911 grams. Size: 10.3 x 7.0 x 0.7 inches = 25.8 x 17.5 x 1.8cm. 0808901117 Inquire if you need further information. Gach.

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Zustand: Good. Good condition. Acceptable dust jacket. (psychology, neuroscience, linguistics, speech) A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Fine. Second printing. Octavo. 261pp. Blue cloth printed in gilt and black. Stamp and signature of a noted American psychologist on the front fly, and very slight sunning at the edges of the boards, else about fine.

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Hardcover. Zustand: Near Fine. No Jacket. 8vo (medium). Facsimile. Special Limited Edition privately printed for the members of The Neurology & Neuroscience Library. This is copy 225 of 1,000 from the library of John Edmeads. xiii, 286 p.p. Numerous in-text illustrations and photos. Publishers binding in black cowhide, with boards brass-die stamped in 22-karot gold. A.e.g. The leather bookplate of John Edmeads on front pastedown endpaper. Boards lightly scuffed, otherwise a near fine copy. Dr. John Edmeads [1936-2006] was a Canadian neurologist and world renowned specialist on headaches and migraines. He practiced at Sunnybrook Hospital and was an award winning lecturer at the University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine.