bionic ears造句

• 2008-Professor Graeme Clark, Founder / Pioneer of the Bionic ear.
• How far along is the bionic ear?
• Lynch, who is himself deaf, was an early recipient of an Advanced Bionics ear implant.
• Advanced Bionics is the nation's only maker of cochlear implants, popularly called bionic ears.
• The other main earner in the division, bionic ear maker Cochlear, will be sold later this year.
• In what they say is a world first, scientists on Thursday launched a new bionic ear for deaf babies.
• Breach has an XP system that allows players to purchase gadgets, such as bionic ears and remote motion sensors.
• The bionic ear costs $ 22, 000 and the doctor and hospital fees are $ 10, 000 or more.
• The bionic ear is an Australian invention, with the first implant clinic in the world established in Melbourne in 1982.
• Mary Mattocks had been deaf for at least 10 years, until Thursday, when her newly implanted bionic ear was tested.
• Victoria state Premier Jeff Kennett said the original bionic ear had helped 10, 000 people around the world in 45 countries.
• The Cochlear division with its bionic ear hearing devices is progressing very well with a new generation of products presently in the market,
• He said research had shown that the performance of the bionic ear was better if a child received it at an early age.
• Despite some thinking the characters picked up sign language too quickly, Bionic Ear experts praised the storyline and James for his portrayal.
• The prototype micro-bionic ear has been successfully tried out on adults in Melbourne, and a worldwide trial will now get under way.
• At UNC Hospitals, more and more hearing-impaired patients are finding they can experience sound again with internal implants, or bionic ears.
• In 1996, he went to Australia to undergo training in cochlear implant surgery at the Melbourne University and the Bionic Ear Institute, Melbourne.
• A device some hunters call " bionic ear "-- a super hearing aid-- makes them sound like the A train.
• A bionic ear that allows deaf adults to hear again has received marketing clearance from the U . S . Food & AMP; Drug Administration.
• With the help of a cochlear implant, sometimes referred to as a " bionic ear, " she has learned to hear and speak.