200 results on '"D Keidel"'
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52. The Physiological Background of the Electric Response Audiometry
53. [Determination of two unknown peaks in the 31P magnetic resonance spectrum appearing during the breakdown of high energy phosphates in the ischemic heart and skeletal musculature]
54. Physiological Background of Hearing Prostheses
55. [Electric manifestations of function of the auditory pathway as a whole in man]
56. Recent advances in information processing within the auditory system
57. The Sensory Detection of Vibrations
58. [Problems of interpersonal communication in the latter part of life as seen from sensory physiology]
59. Sinnesphysiologie
60. [The nature of pain. 2]
61. Normale und Pathologische Physiologie der Haut II
62. [Correlation analysis of EEG and eye movements in man]
63. [Method for a stereoscopic representation of the vectorcardiogram (author's transl)]
64. [Interaction between visual and auditory evoked DC potentials in man]
65. [Evidence of averaged potentials]
66. [A simple ball-shell micromanipulator]
67. [Biocybernetics of man]
68. [Separation of the cerebro-audiogram (CAG), neuro-audiogram (NAG) and oto-audiogram (OAG) in the objection audiometry]
69. Beiträge höherer Hörbahnanteile der Katze zur Mustererkennung
70. Problems of simple averaging of electro-physiological recordings and the use of additional methods
71. [Cybernetic thinking in medicine]
72. [System theoretic explanation of the alpha rhythm in human electroencephalography]
73. Spezielle Sinnesphysiologie des Auges
74. [Responses of single units in higher levels of the auditory pathway in cats to combined and to frequency modulated tones]
75. [A new method of objective analysis of the tonal frequencies of the heart sounds]
76. [THE PHYSIOLOGY OF DATA PROCESSING]
77. [Electroretinogram of isolated frog eyes in circumscribed blinding]
78. [Basic principles of acoustic and tactile information processing]
79. [Electronic averaging of slow cortical potentials in humans with acoustical stimulation]
80. [Physiology of hearing]
81. Peripheral and cortical responses to mechanical stimulation of the cat's vibrissae
82. What do we know about the human cortical evoked potential after all?
83. [Individual hearing aids adapted to the objectively measured input-output relation of the ear]
84. [Electrophysiologic studies on the peripheral part of the human ear, using appropriate computer programs]
85. [Ranke's adaptation theory]
86. Biologische Regelung
87. Gleichgewicht-Gehör-Stimme-Sprache
88. [On the question of synchronus perception, a contribution on the measurement of the 'physiological moment']
89. [Information-physiological aspects of hearing]
90. In memorian Professor Dr. phil. Dr. med. h.c. Georg v. Békésy
91. Information Processing in the Higher Parts of the Auditory Pathway
92. [Contact pressure and local dependency of vibration sensation threshold in man]
93. [Continuous registration of carbon dioxide percentage rate in expired air in man in an acoustic measuring room]
94. [Hearing with closure of the fenestra ovalis]
95. [New method of recording changes in volume of the human heart]
96. [Possibility of technical aids for the other senses in compensation of lost sight]
97. [New possibilities of research on human information processing]
98. Einführung
99. [Importance of temporal inhibition in the domain of acoustic information processing]
100. Electroencephalographical audiometry of the new-born
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