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The article discusses U.S. patent 9,414,171, which is for a database of head related transfer functions (HRTFs) that are a binaural hearing assistance system.

The article discusses U.S. patent 9,408,006, which is for the facilitation of electroacoustic simulation that uses a sound processor module.

The article discusses U.S. patent 9,420,389, which is for the use of hearing instrument treatment for the alleviation of tinnitus loudness.

The article discusses U.S. patent 9,414,170, which is for an adaptive antenna matching mechanism for a hearing aid and a method for matching the antenna.

The article discusses U.S. patent 9,414,169, which is for the detection of change in the signal threshold characteristics of a hearing aid and the production of an alarm signal in response.

The article discusses U.S. patent 9,408,004, which is for a hearing aid assistance device flex tab connector.

The article discusses U.S. patent 9,408,002, which is for the control of hearing aid parameter settings.

The article discusses U.S. patent 9,408,000, which is for a hearing instrument and method that can identify an output transducer for a hearing instrument using a pseudo-random signal.

The article discusses U.S. patent 9,407,999, which is for the enhancement of binaural representation for hearing-impaired people using microphone signals.

The article discusses U.S. patent 9,408,003, with is for a wireless hearing aid assembly that has an antenna.

The article reviews a U.S. patent for a hearing aid wireless network owned by Rene Rye Larsen, an assignor to medical device company GN ReSound A/S.

The article reviews a U.S. patent owned by Farah I. Corona-Strauss et al., assignors to medical device company Siemens Medical Instruments Pte. Ltd., for a method and apparatus for setting a hearing instrument by detecting listening effort.

The article presents the authors' claim that the concept of stationarity, the idea that the systems for management of water fluctuate within an unchanging domain of variability, is dead. According to the authors, the idea of stationarity had ceased due to the substantial anthropogenic change of the Earth's climate which alters the means and extremes of precipitation, evapotranspiration and rates of discharge of rivers affecting water cycle. They denote that the rational planning framework developed by Harvard University's Water Program helps address the changing climate to manage water system.

The article reviews a U.S. patent for cochlear implant stimulation with low frequency channel privilege owned by Peter Schleich et al., assignors to medical device company MED-EL Elektromedizinische Geraete GmbH.

The article reviews a U.S. patent for an energy saving silent mode for hearing implant systems owned by Martin Stoffaneller and Martin J. Kerber, assignors to medical device company MED-EL Elektromedizinische Geraete GmbH.

The article reviews a U.S. patent owned by Herbert Bächler and Raoul Glatt, assignors to hearing and wireless system company Phonak AG, for a method for adapting sound in a hearing aid device by frequency modification.

The article reviews a U.S. patent owned by Andrew L. Eisenberg and David Matthew Landry, assignors to audio equipment company Audiotoniq Inc., for a media player adapter for providing audio data to hearing aids.

The article reviews a U.S. patent owned by Gene Y. Fridman, an assignor to medical device company Advanced Bionics LLC, for a method and apparatus for cochlear implant signal processing.