| This is one of the first times that the otolith has been used as a flight recorder. |
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| The bone, called an otolith, acquires a growth ring every day for at least the first six months of the fish's life. |
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| The inner ear includes the cochlea, the hearing organ, and the semicircular canals and otolith organs, the sense organs of balance. |
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| Like the inner ear in humans, the otolith plays a role in hearing and balance. |
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| These laboratories were selected based on their previous experience analysing otolith samples. |
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| The various tests of the otolith function do not seem to identify all of these otolith deficits. |
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| A patient complaining of falling while going down in a lift is best investigated by the cortical vestibular otolith evoked potentials. |
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| Very often otolith pathology affects only certain directions of movement or tilting in relation to gravity. |
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| Others are more specific in identification of the organ and side affected like the otolith sacculo-collic evoked potentials. |
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| Each year a new growth ring is laid and the size of the otolith is proportionate to the size of the fish. |
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| Under normal circumstances the otolith receptors cause torsional movement of the eyes. |
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| That's where you look at the otolith or the hard parts you can find in these different samples. |
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| Rinse the otolith in three successive baths of distilled water, remove the tissue and endolymph on the otoliths. |
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| As well, information can be derived from the shape of the otolith as many stocks have their own distinct shape. |
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| The otolith organs, which consist of the utricle and saccule, are sensitive to linear accelerations. |
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| Summary: The analysis of our vertiginous patients reveals that the likely existence of a pattern of symptoms related to a disturbance of the otolith organ responsible for detection of linear accelerations. |
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| Recent efforts to study population genetics and ecological habitat use with otolith microchemistry have provided tools to determine such linkages for coastal areas. |
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| More specifically, there is relative motion between the bodies of the hair cells, which rest on a tissue base, and the cilia of these cells, the tips of which are in contact with the otolith. |
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| Another mode is that in the ears of fishes, in which an otolith lies upon the ciliary tufts and, by its inertia, reduces and alters the motion of the tuft relative to the cell body. |
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| It includes three roughly orthogonal semicircular canals, which are sensitive to motion acceleration as our head moves in space, and two otolith organs, which are sensitive to the pull of gravity. |
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| My research into the otolith microstructural analysis looks at how best to determine the feral individuals or ones that may have survived in the wild for a year and return to a stream, from those that are just more escapees. |
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| Reading an otolith is much like reading the rings on a tree. |
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| Centuries old otolith enlarged for viewing. |
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| The vestibular apparatus can be divided into three semi-circular canals and the otolith organ, which is composed of the utriculus and sacculus. |
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| Growth of American and European eel leptocephali as revealed by otolith microstructure. |
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| Selecting statistical models and variable combinations for optimal classification using otolith microchemistry. |
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| Migratory patterns of Yukon River Inconnu as determined with otolith microchemistry and radio telemetry. |
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| Shape indices to identify regional differences in otolith morphology of comber, Serranus cabrilla. |
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| The symposium's Steering Committee presents the award every five years to recognize individuals for outstanding international contributions to otolith science. |
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| Oceanic migration rates of upper Chesapeake Bay striped bass, determined by otolith microchemical analysis. |
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| These were the sagittal otolith, as well as the interhyal, hypobranchial 3, pharyngobranchial 2, angular, quadrate, and the dentary. |
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| The formation of otolith carbonate is an inorganic reaction where calcium carbonate is precipitated from the endolymphatic fluid. |
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| The cleithrum, 17th most abundant, is underrepresented in comparison with many cranial bones, but outnumbers others such as the sphenotic, ethmoid, otolith and preopercular. |
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| Growth increment measurements were conducted with otolith images by using the free software ImageTool, which was calibrated with a micrometric scale glass. |
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| Otolith microchemistry can provide details on the types of environments occupied during a fish's life and help to determine its life-history type. |
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| The other artists nominated were Dexter Dalwood, Angela de la Cruz, and the Otolith Group. |
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| Otolith chemical composition as a useful tool for sciaenid stock discrimination in the south-western Atlantic. |
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