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Vision and hearing (visual and auditory receptors) are still dominant senses when arranging our knowledge of the outside world. At this year's Consumer and Computing International Consumer Electronics Show chief American subsidiary of Bosch, Werner Struth, said that the "analog world as we know it ends." Our perception remains analog as well as the continued transfer of information persists analog transmission channel into which may interfere with, among other things, restrictions resulting from digital technologies.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 835)

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795-799

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May 2016

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René Drtina, Josef Šedivý*

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Clarity, Communication, Information, Quality, Speech Transmission Index, Transfer

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