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• As he taps, he presses a hand to one ear.
• They can be held to one ear while talking to a companion.
• A chevron is shaved into his hair next to one ear, with glitter applied to it.
• The maximum ITD of 660 ?s occurs when a sound source is positioned at 90?azimuth to one ear.
• It resulted in reporting the letters presented to one ear first and then the letters presented from the other ear.
• They're even knitting _ contortion style _ while walking down the street, needles in motion and cell phone pressed to one ear.
• Weapons directors guided the jets, as radar technicians talked to the FAA _ a headset to one ear, a phone to the other.
• Some cells are more directly connected to one ear than the other, thus they are specific for a particular inter-aural time difference.
• When a noise is closer to one ear than the other, its acoustic energy will reach that ear faster and louder than the other ear.
• Initial measurements found that there was a maximum time delay of approximately 660 ?s when the sound source was placed at directly 90?azimuth to one ear.
• Accompanied only by the drum and finger cymbals, the player sings raising his hand up to one ear, as if to listen to what he is listening.
• Gallagher, who has been living in India for the last two years, was hospitalized with minor wounds to one ear, doctors at the private Apollo Malya Hospital said.
• With a cellular phone to one ear, Tamberley Much of suburban Brentwood paced impatiently on a sidewalk at the Camarillo Premium Outlets shopping center in Camarillo, in neighboring Ventura County.
• With no other choice, Jamie throws her work in her bag, grabs the night's grocery list, and runs out of the office with a cell phone glued to one ear.
• See the French chef swagger from bike to kitchen to dining room to porch with a cellphone attached to one ear, a diamond stud in the other and a Marlboro Light dangling from one hand.
• In his study, the first stimuli : formant ( F1 ), was presented to one ear while the second and third stimuli : ( F2 ) and ( F3 ) formants, were presented to the opposite ear.
• When asked to report the digits they heard, participants tended to report all digits presented to one ear first and then the digits reported to the second ear, regardless of the order in which the digits were presented.
• I notice it most at lunchtime in midsize to large French cities, where instead of the traditional hush as workers stop to eat, the sidewalks are filled with busy people, phones clapped to one ear as they munch a sandwich.
• The lobby of the Westin St . Francis yesterday filled with soggy biotech executives with cell phones glued to one ear, who glanced at name tags as they waited for appointments with the dealmakers beneath the hotel's antique grandfather clock.