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appearance as argument number 1

(documentation hearingAcuity EnglishLanguage "A Measuring of auditory acuity defined as the ability to hear frequencies from 250 to 8000 Hertz at a certain sound pressure level.")	Medicine.kif 1742-1744
(domain hearingAcuity 1 Human)	Medicine.kif 1729-1729	The number 1 argument of visual acuity is an instance of human
(domain hearingAcuity 2 ConstantQuantity)	Medicine.kif 1730-1730	The number 2 argument of visual acuity is an instance of constant quantity
(domain hearingAcuity 3 ConstantQuantity)	Medicine.kif 1731-1731	The number 3 argument of visual acuity is an instance of constant quantity
(instance hearingAcuity BinaryPredicate)	Medicine.kif 1728-1728	visual acuity is an instance of binary predicate

appearance as argument number 2

(format EnglishLanguage hearingAcuity "%1 can hear frequency of %2 at %3 decibels")	Medicine.kif 1740-1740
(termFormat EnglishLanguage hearingAcuity "visual acuity")	Medicine.kif 1739-1739

antecedent

(<=> (hearingAcuity ?H (MeasureFn -10 Decibel) (MeasureFn 15 Decibel)) (attribute ?H NormalHearingSensitivity))	Medicine.kif 1776-1780	A human can hear frequency of -10 dB(A)(s) at 15 dB(A)(s) decibels if and only if normal hearing sensitivity is an attribute of the human
(<=> (hearingAcuity ?H (MeasureFn 16 Decibel) (MeasureFn 25 Decibel)) (attribute ?H BorderlineHearingSensitivity))	Medicine.kif 1787-1791	A human can hear frequency of 16 dB(A)(s) at 25 dB(A)(s) decibels if and only if borderline hearing sensitivity is an attribute of the human
(<=> (hearingAcuity ?H (MeasureFn 26 Decibel) (MeasureFn 40 Decibel)) (attribute ?H MildHearingLoss))	Medicine.kif 1798-1802	A human can hear frequency of 26 dB(A)(s) at 40 dB(A)(s) decibels if and only if mild hearing loss is an attribute of the human
(<=> (hearingAcuity ?H (MeasureFn 41 Decibel) (MeasureFn 55 Decibel)) (attribute ?H ModerateHearingLoss))	Medicine.kif 1808-1812	A human can hear frequency of 41 dB(A)(s) at 55 dB(A)(s) decibels if and only if moderate hearing loss is an attribute of the human
(<=> (hearingAcuity ?H (MeasureFn 56 Decibel) (MeasureFn 70 Decibel)) (attribute ?H ModeratelySevereHearingLoss))	Medicine.kif 1819-1823	A human can hear frequency of 56 dB(A)(s) at 70 dB(A)(s) decibels if and only if moderately severe hearing loss is an attribute of the human
(<=> (hearingAcuity ?H (MeasureFn 71 Decibel) (MeasureFn 90 Decibel)) (attribute ?H SevereHearingLoss))	Medicine.kif 1830-1834	A human can hear frequency of 71 dB(A)(s) at 90 dB(A)(s) decibels if and only if severe hearing loss is an attribute of the human
(<=> (hearingAcuity ?H (MeasureFn 91 Decibel) (MeasureFn 200 Decibel)) (attribute ?H ProfoundHearingLoss))	Medicine.kif 1841-1845	A human can hear frequency of 91 dB(A)(s) at 200 dB(A)(s) decibels if and only if profound hearing loss is an attribute of the human
(=> (hearingAcuity ?H (MeasureFn ?N1 ?U) (MeasureFn ?N2 ?U)) (instance ?U SoundPressureLevelUnit))	Medicine.kif 1733-1737	If a human can hear frequency of a real number an unit of measure(s) at another real number the unit of measure(s) decibels, then the unit of measure is an instance of sound pressure level unit

consequent

(=>
    (and
        (instance ?MT MusicalTone)
        (soundFrequency ?MT
            (MeasureFn ?FREQ Hertz))
        (loudness ?MT
            (MeasureFn ?LLB Decibel))
        (located ?MT
            (WhereFn ?H
                (BeginFn
                    (WhenFn ?MT))))
        (greaterThan ?LLIMIT ?LLB)
        (greaterThan ?LLB ?ULIMIT)
        (greaterThan ?FREQ 250)
        (greaterThan 8000 ?FREQ)
        (instance ?H Human)
        (instance ?L Listening)
        (agent ?L ?H))
    (hearingAcuity ?H
        (MeasureFn ?LLIMIT Decibel)
        (MeasureFn ?ULIMIT Decibel)))

Medicine.kif 1746-1766

If a musical tone is an instance of musical tone and the frequency of the musical tone is a real number hertz(s) and the sound of the musical tone is another real number dB(A)(s) and the musical tone is located at the place where a human was at the beginning of the time of existence of the musical tone and a third real number is greater than the other real number and the other real number is greater than a fourth real number and the real number is greater than 250 and 8000 is greater than the real number and the human is an instance of human and a process is an instance of listening and the human is an agent of the process,
then the human can hear frequency of the third real number dB(A)(s) at the fourth real number dB(A)(s) decibels

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