Published in J Acoust Soc Am on August 01, 1969
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Tectorial membrane: a possible effect on frequency analysis in the cochlea. Science (1979) 1.80
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Vibrotacile masking of Pacinian and non-Pacinian channels. J Acoust Soc Am (1983) 0.93
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Effects of hair cell lesions on responses of cochlear nerve fibers. I. Lesions, tuning curves, two-tone inhibition, and responses to trapezoidal-wave patterns. J Neurophysiol (1980) 0.92
Cochlear mechanisms of frequency and intensity coding. I. The place code for pitch. Hear Res (1997) 0.91
Comparison of sound-transmission and cochlear-microphonic characteristics in Mongolian gerbil and guinea pig. J Acoust Soc Am (1977) 0.90
Tectorial membrane: a possible sharpening effect on the frequency analysis in the cochlea. Acta Otolaryngol (1979) 0.90
Cochlear waves: interaction between theory and experiments. J Acoust Soc Am (1974) 0.90
Psychophysical evidence for a triplex system of cutaneous mechanoreception. Sens Processes (1979) 0.89
Group and individual relations between sensation magnitudes and their numerical estimates. Percept Psychophys (1983) 0.88
Cochlear mechanisms of frequency and intensity coding. II. Dynamic range and the code for loudness. Hear Res (1998) 0.87
On the relations of intensity jnd's to loudness and neural noise. J Acoust Soc Am (1986) 0.87
Effects of hair cell lesions on responses of cochlear nerve fibers. II. Single- and two-tone intensity functions in relation to tuning curves. J Neurophysiol (1980) 0.86
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Intensity-dependent peak shift in cochlear transfer functions at the cellular level, its elimination by sound exposure, and its possible underlying mechanisms. Hear Res (1996) 0.84
CM tuning can be compatible with sharply tuned receptor potentials. Hear Res (1980) 0.83
Just noticeable differences for intensity and their relation to loudness. J Acoust Soc Am (1993) 0.83
Micromechanics in the theory of cochlear mechanics. Hear Res (1980) 0.83
Intensity and frequency characteristics of pacinian corpuscles. II. Receptor potentials. J Neurophysiol (1984) 0.83
What basilar-membrane tuning says about cochlear micromechanics. Am J Otolaryngol (1982) 0.81
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Intensity discrimination determined with two paradigms in normal and hearing-impaired subjects. J Acoust Soc Am (1989) 0.80
Intensity just-noticeable differences at equal-loudness levels in normal and pathological ears. J Acoust Soc Am (1993) 0.80
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Normal function of the middle ear and its measurement. Audiology (1982) 0.78
Are nonlinearities observed in firing rates of auditory-nerve afferents reflections of a nonlinear coupling between the tectorial membrane and the organ of Corti? Hear Res (1986) 0.78
Central masking and neural activity in the cochlear nucleus. Audiology (1974) 0.78
Loudness determination at low sound frequencies. J Acoust Soc Am (1968) 0.77
Cochlear function--an analysis. Acta Otolaryngol (1985) 0.77
Phase opposition between inner and outer hair cells and auditory sound analysis. Audiology (1975) 0.77
Effects of stimulus duration on the amplitude difference limen for vibrotaction. J Acoust Soc Am (1996) 0.76
The effects of masking on the growth of vibrotactile sensation magnitude and on the amplitude difference limen: a test of the equal sensation magnitude-equal difference limen hypothesis. J Acoust Soc Am (1994) 0.76
Some current concepts of cochlear mechanics. Audiology (1983) 0.75
Significance of S. S. Steven's contribution to science. J Acoust Soc Am (1973) 0.75
Enhanced cochlear responses after sound exposure. Hear Res (1997) 0.75
Sharp vibration maximum in the cochlea without wave reflection. Hear Res (1983) 0.75
Absolute and other scales: question of validity. Percept Psychophys (1983) 0.75
Low-frequency neural and cochlear-microphonic tuning curves in the gerbil. J Acoust Soc Am (1978) 0.75
On acoustic research and its clinical application. Acta Otolaryngol (1968) 0.75
How OHC lesions can lead to neural cochlear hypersensitivity. Acta Otolaryngol (1984) 0.75
Middle ear, cochlea, and Tonndorf. Am J Otolaryngol (1981) 0.75
Outer hair cells: sharpness of tuning. Acta Otolaryngol (1981) 0.75
Relationships between the variability of magnitude matching and the slope of magnitude level functions. J Acoust Soc Am (1994) 0.75
On the critical band in the acoustic stapedius reflex. J Acoust Soc Am (1973) 0.75
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Responses of some neurons of the cochlear nucleus to tone-intensity increments. J Acoust Soc Am (1971) 0.75
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