The abbey had installed a wire - called a hearing loop or induction loop - which transmits sound via a magnetic signal to the telecoil in a hearing aid or cochlear implant.

修道院正是安装了一种助听圈（也叫电磁感应圈），这种圈能够通过磁信号将声音传播给助听器或人工耳蜗。

I have 16 electrodes in each of my cochleas.

我的每个耳蜗中都有 16 个电极。

We have specialized hair cells, and they send signals to our vestibular cochlear nerve.

我们有特殊的毛细胞，它们向我们的前庭耳蜗神经发送信号。

Loud noises, diseases, toxins, and even natural aging can damage your cochlear cells.

巨大的声音、疾病、都可能会损害你的耳蜗细胞。

After artificial cochlea implantation surgery, he attended a rehabilitation center for listening and speaking courses.

进行人工耳蜗移植手术之后，他参加了康复中心的听说课程。

Inside our ears, there are lots of tiny hair-like cells located in the cochlea.

我们的耳朵里，耳蜗里有许多细小的毛发状细胞。

Guessing they got to her cochlear and plant.

应该是发现她耳蜗和墓地。

Thus, for proper communication, there is need either to improve hearing through amplification of the residual hearing or cochlear implants and in the absence of feasibility of developing the auditory faculty, to develop visual or tactile means of communication.

因此，为了正确的沟通，需要通过放大残余听力或植入人工耳蜗来改善听力，缺乏发展听觉能力的可行性的情况下，需要发展视觉或触觉沟通方式。

Leaving your AirPods in for any extended period of time can cause an overexposure to sound which damages the cochlea, the outer hair cells and the stria vascularis of the inner ear.

长时间戴 AirPods 会导致耳朵过度暴露声音中，损害耳蜗、外毛细胞和内耳血管纹。

It turns out there's a similar process at play in your cochlea, deep inside your ear- where a tiny bony cavity houses the organ that allows you to hear.

结果表明，你耳朵深处的耳蜗中也发生着类似的过程，那里有微型骨腔，容纳着让我们听到声音的器官。

Next, the sound makes its way to the cochlea, which is a hollow, spiraled bit of bone that's full of fluid and lined with thousands of microscopic hairs.

接下来，声音进入耳蜗，耳蜗是空心的、螺旋状的骨头，里面充满了液体，并有成千上万的细绒毛。

Kind of like a harp with many, many strings, the fibers near the base of the cochlea are short and stiff, while those at the end are longer and looser.

有点像有很多很多弦的竖琴，耳蜗底部附近的纤维又短又硬，而末端的纤维又长又松。

And this can be built for 40 times cheaper than a cochlear implant, which opens up this technology globally, even for the poorest countries.

而这项技术比耳蜗植入便宜40倍，它打开了全球技术市场， 甚至包括贫困国家。

A full-sized ear responds to frequencies between 20 hertz and 20 kilohertz, because of how the hair cells in our cochlea vibrate.

正常大小的耳朵会对20赫兹到20千兹的声音反应，原因于毛细胞耳蜗里震动的方式。

Like, when it comes to filtering sounds, a 2019 study found that it starts at the ventral cochlear nucleus, or vCN.

比如，2019的一项研究发现，过滤声音的工作始于耳蜗腹侧核。

The cochlea in a Tyrannosaurus Rex is 2.5 centimetres long, so it can pick up a wide range of frequencies.

雷克斯霸王龙的耳蜗长2.5厘米可接收到很宽的频段。

She says these cochlear implants were a striking example of how engineering can improve the quality of life.

她说这些人工耳蜗是工程学能改善生活质量的突出例证。

The inner ear or the spiral looking thingy known as the Cochlea contains thousands of sensory hairs.

内耳或这个螺旋状的结构被称为耳蜗，它包含数千根感觉毛。

The success rate then for speech comprehension was low, maybe 50 percent.

那时人造耳蜗对于理解语言的成功率还很低，大概只有 50%。

In cochleopalpebral reflex, the child responds by a blink to a loud sound.

耳蜗-眼睑反射中，孩子对响亮的声音会做出眨眼反应。