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speech frequency

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speech frequency [′spēch ‚frē·kwən·sē]
(communications)


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The consonant sounds that differentiate one word from another (s-t-th-f) are at the upper end of the speech frequency and are affected before the broad "flat" vowel sounds (a, e, i, o, u).
This electrode with increasing stiffness could be passed around the basal turn to lie opposite the speech frequency region (Figure 13).
The ability of Iowa/Nucleus Hybrid patients to combine acoustic information with shifted electrically delivered information is perhaps not surprising given that previous studies have demonstrated that traditional long-electrode users can adapt over time to an overall shift in the place-frequency mapping when the entire speech frequency range is shifted by changing the speech processor maps [26].
 
 
 
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