Answer:
It has long been known that static pressure affects middle-ear function and conventional tympanometry uses variations in static pressure for clinical assessment of the middle ear. Middle-ear under-pressures tend to reduce the velocity magnitude more than do middle-ear over pressures.
The effect of middle-ear static pressure on the acoustic response of both structures is similar in that non-zero middle-ear static pressures generally reduce the velocity magnitude of the two membrane components in response to sound stimuli.
Cartilage, bone and fat (see connective tissues section of article)
Answer:
simple fleshy fruit that usually contains a single seed, such as the cherry, peach, and olive. As a simple fruit, a drupe is derived from a single ovary of an individual flower.
Explanation:
Enter stationary phase of the bacterial growth curve. The rate of death of the bacteria is equaled by
the rate of replication. This is due to the stiff competition of the individuals
for the scarce nutrients. The bacteria begin to produce inhibitory molecules that also
increase the rate of mutations among the bacteria due to the harsh environment.
