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auditory cortex

NOUN
  1. the cortical area that receives auditory information from the medial geniculate body

How To Use auditory cortex In A Sentence

  • Nerve impulses along the auditory nerve auditory cortex reached the center to form a hearing.
  • Just the auditory cortex of a human brain is many times larger than the entire brain of a bat. Times, Sunday Times
  • Other acoustic experiences, such as the hearing of human voices, may have been due to direct electric stimulation of the auditory cortex.
  • Eg. The latter involves microwaves aimed at the auditory cortex.
  • Whether this is due to decreased plasticity in the auditory cortex or in the language areas of the cortex is not known.
  • The troops would hear the message either in a microphone or through electrodes placed in the auditory cortex of their brains. The Times Literary Supplement
  • That's enough of a gap for the auditory cortex of our brain to process the information. Times, Sunday Times
  • Conclusion: Auditory cortex receives the neural projection from the ipsilateral amygdaloid nucleus in rats.
  • The troops would hear the message either in a microphone or through electrodes placed in the auditory cortex of their brains. The Times Literary Supplement
  • Parallel to visual processing, auditory processing is also done subcortically and cortically replace 'visual cortex' with 'auditory cortex', replace 'superiour colliculus' with 'inferior colliculus'. Mind Hacks: October 2005 Archives
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