Auditory effects

Auditory effects Perform periodic auditory function tests during chronic fenoprofen therapy in patients with impaired hearing. 

Lin, J.C., "Studies on Microwave-Induced Auditory Effect", Sci. Rpt. RES-1, Dept, of Elect. Engg., Wayne State University, Detroit, MI, 1979. 

Mental Effects, 137-153 Similarities and Differences with LSD, 137 Dosage and Timing, 140 Sacramental Aspects, 140 Visual Effects, 142 Auditory Effects, 145 Dimensions Outside Time and Space, 147 Creative Potential, 149 Psychological Safety, 150 Psychotherapeutic Potential, 151... 

LSD and mescaline have a reputation for being spectacular hallucinatory drugs. In moderate to high doses, psilocybin and psilocybian mushrooms produce striking visual effects in most users who close their eyes even among people who are ordinarily not much as "visualizers. In contrast to most other psychedelics, psilocybian mushrooms have also impressed many users with auditory effects. Oss and Oeric describe the response when the experience is upbeat ... 

Hearing and vision are particularly affected. Functional impairment of the eighth nerve results in tinnitus, decreased auditory acuity, and vertigo. Visual symptoms also are common. The visual and auditory effects probably reflect direct neurotoxicity, although secondary vascular changes may have a role. Marked spastic constriction of the retinal vessels occurs. In severe cases, optic atrophy results. 

Noise Protective earmuffs Unable to hear outside Auditory effects... 

S3.19-1974, American National Standard for the Measurement of Real-Ear Hearing Protector Attenuation and Physical Attenuation of Earmuffs. When estimating A-weighted noise exposures, it is important to remember to first subtract 7 dB from the NRR and then subtract the remainder from the A-weighted noise level. The NRR theoretically provides an estimate of the protection that should be met or exceeded by 98 percent of the wearers of a given device. In practice, this does not prove to be the case, so a variety of methods for de-rating the NRR have been discussed. Non-auditory Effects of Noise... 

The Aroma project [17] let users stay in touch by adding to everyday means of communication (such as telephone and email) with a shared media space. The media space was organized as a pair of windows on different workstations, each displaying abstract visual and auditory effects, all together reflecting the state of affairs at the remote site. The visual effects were represented as an abstract, dynamic painting in... 

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