binaurally

The cochlea receives auditory information to be binaurally integrated.

These productions were recorded binaurally using Neumann's Ku81.

Hence Moscovitch (1976) extended his earlier experiment by presenting a single letter binaurally followed by a visually presented letter.

FAF is, like DAF, more effective when presented binaurally.

Delayed auditory feedback presented binaurally (i.e. in both ears) is more effective than that presented in monaurally, or in one ear only.

Binaural fusion (or binaural integration) is a cognitive process that involves the "fusion" of different auditory information presented binaurally, or to each ear.

Albeck, Y. and Konishi, M. (1995) Responses of neurons in the owl's time processing pathway to partially binaurally correlated signals.

The sensors in the PAL detect correct non-nutritive sucking characteristics and activate a CD player which reproduces lullabies through small speakers placed binaurally in the incubator above the infant's head.

HearFones fit over the head and redirect sound binaurally from the mouth to the ears using ellisoidal reflectors, one focus of which is at the user's mouth and the other focus at the ear canals.

ABR typically uses click or tone-burst stimuli in one ear at a time, but ASSR can be used binaurally while evaluating broad bands or four frequencies (500, 1k, 2k, & 4k) simultaneously.

The cochlear nerve spans from the cochlea of the inner ear to the ventral cochlear nuclei located in the pons of the brainstem, relaying auditory signals to the superior olivary complex where it is to be binaurally integrated.