thesis/thesis.tex: Fixing ref. and ambisonics subsec.

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         representation of a virtual sound source.\\
         The relatively small listening area can be extended by using additional
         sets of loudspeakers, which in turn lead to more spatial aliasing.\\
-        Due to the perceptebility of localization cues, mentioned in
-        \rer{subsubsec:binaural}, it is required to apply spatial equalization
-        for the rendered sources, to account for differences in low- and
-        high-frequency localization capabilities of the human ear.\\
-        For ambisonics, plane-wave sources are assumed. Due to the proximity
-        effect, this leads to a bass boost in the listening area. \gls{nfc-hoa}
-        accounts for this by a set of driving functions, applying a per speaker
-        near-field compensation.\\
+        Due to the perceptebility of localization cues, mentioned
+        in~\ref{subsubsec:binaural}, it is required to apply spatial
+        equalization for the rendered sources, to account for differences in
+        low- and high-frequency localization capabilities of the human ear.\\
+        For ambisonics, plane-wave sources are assumed, which means, their
+        distance is infinite. Due to the proximity effect, this leads to a bass
+        boost in the listening area. \gls{nfc-hoa} accounts for this by a set
+        of driving functions, applying a per speaker near-field compensation.\\
 
       \subsubsection{Vector Based Amplitude Panning}
         \label{subsubsec:vbap}