Assertion: hearing aid's microphone | /r/CapableOf | pick up sound
Facets:
value: from the environment
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in front of the wearer
type: LOCATION
value: from the air
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: at slightly separate times
type: TEMPORAL
value: from all directions
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
value: with digital hearing aids
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Most hearing aids share several similar electronic components, including a microphone that picks up sound; amplifier circuitry that makes the sound louder; a miniature loudspeaker (receiver) that delivers the amplified sound into the ear canal; and batteries that power the electronic parts.
text: Directional microphones pick up mostly sounds in front of the wearer.
text: First, the microphone picks up the sound from the environment and converts it into an electrical signal.
text: The microphone picks up sound and sends it to the amplifier.
text: The microphone picks up sound and sends it to the amplifier.
text: All of them include a microphone (to pick up sound), amplifier (to boost sound strength), a receiver or speaker (to deliver sound to the ear), and are powered by a battery.
text: With digital hearing aids, a microphone picks up sound, which is then converted into digital signals.
text: Microphones can be either directional, picking up sound in front of the wearer, or omni directional, where sound is captured from every direction.
text: A microphone, to pick up sound.
text: Multiple microphones located in different parts of the hearing aid pick up sounds at slightly separate times, a process that allows the hearing aid to respond to sound correctly, facilitating the hearing aid user’s interpretation of speech.
text: Omnidirectional microphones pick up sounds from all directions, helping to give the user a better sense of where sounds are coming from.
text: The microphone picks up sounds (the audio signal) from the air and converts them into electrical signals.
text: The microphone picks up sounds from the environment, and the speech processor selects and arranges those sounds.
text: The sound processor contains an external microphone that picks up sounds and converts them into vibrations.