10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «EAR TRUMPET»
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ear trumpet in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ear trumpet and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
How does the ear trumpet work? Sound travels through the air as vibrations,
called “sound waves.” Your outer ear is pointed forward and collects these sound
waves. Your outer ear also helps you tell from which direction a sound is coming.
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Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine
NEW EAR TRUMPET. THE PARSON S VISITOR, A Lyrical Ballad. He in gay. Mr
Editor, Havino taken in your very superior Miscellany, from its earliest day to the
present, I know you as the friend of man. Upon this ground, I am confident that ...
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The Medical Examiner: A Monthly Record of Medical Science
cedar; the extremity which is to be applied to the chest, is hollowed into the form
of a cone, the apex of which terminates in the tube, and, of course, serves as an
ear trumpet to conduct the sounds. The substance of the tube, although a ...
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Textbook of Hearing Aid Amplification
The 20th century has seen the emergenc of many technologies related to the
amplification of sound for the listener with hearing impairment. These
technologies have ranged from a turn-of-the-century, nonelectric ear trumpet to
the fully digital ...
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An Introduction to Natural Philosophy: Designed as a Text ...
And, since such a form is also favorable for collecting distinct sounds into one
point, the same figure is proposed as most suitable for the Ear Trumpet. But the
sound of these instruments may be regarded as merely the longitudinal vibration
...
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The Supplement to the Penny Cyclopædia of the Society for ...
EAR-TRUMPET, an instrument employed to aid defective hearing, by collecting
and concentrating the waves of sound, so that they may impinge upon the
tympanum with increased force. From what is stated under Speaking-Trumpet, P.
C, p.
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The Edinburgh monthly magazine [afterw.] Blackwood's ...
I applied in every quarter, including his Majesty's Aunst, for the most improved
ear- trumpet. From none of these instruments was the most trivial benefit derived.
My thoughts being much employed upon the subject, it occurred to me that every
...
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The British cyclopaedia of the arts, sciences, history, ...
Ear-trumpet. The mode of constructing a trumpet for the purpose of conveying
sounds to a distance was well known to the ancients. Its invention is, however,
usually ascribed to Sir Samuel Morland, who called it the tuba Stentorophonica.
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Atheneum, Or, Spirit of the English Magazines
I applied in every quarter, including his Majesty's Aurist, for the most approved
ear-trumpet. From none of these instruments was the most trivial benefit derived.
My thoughts being much employed upon the subject, it occurred to me that every
...
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The art of improving the voice and
ear; and of increasing ...
For the same reason, the ear-trumpet should be formed as nearly as possible in a
straight line ; though for the sake of convenience, we have to deviate from this
principle and bend the tube into the segment of a circle, by which some degree of
...
James Rennie (surgeon.), 1825
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «EAR TRUMPET»
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ear trumpet is used in the context of the following news items.
Trouble hearing, seeing and remembering, but otherwise Bill OK
Pass the ear trumpet. The Daily Telegraph yesterday afternoon: In an embarrassing blunder, Labor supported the creation of the Border Force ... «The Australian, Jul 15»
Fun for families in store at 2015's Hat Fair
At Pilgrims' School Lawn, Gobbledegook Theatre will be inviting audiences to take up an ear trumpet and listen to some surprising sounds ... «Basingstoke Gazette, Jun 15»
FIFA's books were signed off for 16 years... now the heat is on the …
UK Athletics need an ear trumpet, too, if a deeply unimpressive performance by performance director Neil Black and chief executive Niels de ... «Daily Mail, Jun 15»
Weekend preview: At Luna Star, what's old is new and still old again
So one of the co-stars of the evening at Luna Star will be the condenser microphone that Meyer (a serious audiophile) found at Ear Trumpet ... «SouthFlorida.com, Jun 15»
Review: Peploe's is a staple on the business lunch circuit and you …
You'd kill for an ear trumpet (surely Google is working on something) to amplify the mumbles from the more discreet half of the conversation. «Irish Times, May 15»
Zaha Hadid's modernist library inspires shock and awe in Oxford
“A giant ear trumpet,” said another. “No, a crashed airplane” – and so on. Seen from Woodstock Road – calm, leafy, classic Inspector Morse ... «The Independent, May 15»
City Encounters takes off as festival begins
... roll songs, a tribute to the star partnership of Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, Goobledegook Theatre: Ear Trumpet and a deluxe bee hive. «Salisbury Journal, May 15»
Brighton Festival: Ear Trumpet, Queen's Park, Brighton, Saturday …
Gobbledegook Theatre's piece was based around a hugely entertaining and intelligent idea. What if the floor we stood on sang? The audience ... «The Argus, May 15»
Guardian Shorts: Science that Changed the World by Tim Radford …
... large: National Geographic magazine at the time described the US receiver at Andover in Maine as 'the world's largest ear trumpet.' But the ... «The Guardian, May 15»
Michael Coveney: Will Mike Leigh's Pirates save the ENO?
... with a limp and an ear trumpet (very Mike Leigh) and Robert Murray as the heroic Frederic once he finds his happier (and upper) register. «WhatsOnStage.com, May 15»
