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1. Cochlear Limited, has its headquarters in close proximity to the Australian Hearing Hub on the southern edge of campus.
2. The processor for both the eight and 20 electrode implants used Nucleus 22 ABI ( Cochlear Limited ) external speech processors.
3. Since 1999 a 21 electrode array implant has been used with the Nucleus 24 ABI ( Cochlear Limited ) speech processor.
4. In the US in 1992 an eight electrode implant was developed by Cochlear Limited, the House Ear Institute and Huntington Medical Research Institute.
5. At that time Nucleus Limited contained offshoots such as Telectronics, Medtel, Ausonics, Domedica and Cochlear Pty Ltd . Cochlear Limited which developed the cochlear implant was floated on the Australian stock market.
6. It's difficult to find cochlear limited in a sentence. 用cochlear limited造句挺難的
7. At Cochlear Limited, an Australian company that makes more than half of the implants sold both worldwide and in the United States, Dr . Steve Stoller, a vice president, said the company believed the people with its implants ran the same risk of contracting meningitis as other deaf people.
8. Singapore has so aggressively pursued cochlear implants that it now has more of them in use than neighboring Indonesia, Malaysia or Thailand _ and even has a higher rate of implants per population than high-tech Japan, said Campion Fernando, Asia-Pacific finance manager for Cochlear Limited, an Australian company that leads in the global sale of cochlear implant.
9. Other positions held by Penington include Chairman National Blood Transfusion Committee, member Council, Australian Red Cross ( 1977-1983 ); Director, Nepal Blood Transfusion Aid Project ( ADAB & ARCS ) ( 1978-1982 ); Director, Tianjin ( China ) Blood Transfusion Aid Project ( ADAB & ARCS ) ( 1980-1988 ); Member of the National Health and Medical Research Council ( NH & MRC ) ( 1982-1987 ); Chair NH & MRC Committee on AIDS and Chair National AIDS Task Force ( 1983-1987 ); Chair Victorian Premier's Drug Advisory Committee ( 1995-1996 ); Chair of the Victorian Drug Policy Expert Committee ( 2000 ); President of the Museums Board of Victoria ( 1994-2001 ); Member of the Council of Scotch College ( 1995-1999 ); Director of Pacific Dunlop ( 1991-2000 ); Chairman of Cochlear Limited ( 1995-2002 ); Chairman Neuroscience Victoria ( 2002-2005 ); Chairman Bio21 Cluster ( 2002-2007 ); and Chairman Bionic Vision Australia ( 2009-2013 ).