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Incipient /ay/-Raising in Baton Rouge
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2017Canadian raising targeting the /ay/ diphthong has been reported for a number of dialects of U.S. English. In the United States and elsewhere, however, the incipient—or purely phonetic—stage of diphthong raising, wherein it is triggered only by consonants that are phonetically voiceless, has been notoriously difficult to capture.
Kelly Berkson, Wendy Herd
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Post Scriptum: The Baton Rouge Style
2020From everyday encounters with the city, Baton Rouge, and the people living in Baton Rouge, from conversations with colleagues, and also from chance acquaintances, from interviews, and also from the (self-)representation of Baton Rouge on the Internet, as well as from scientific literature, the impression arose – contrary to the often expressed ...
Olaf Kühne, Corinna Jenal
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Baton Rouge: Dialogue on Race Relations
1999Author’s Note: The first application of sustained dialogue—as presented in this book—to race relations in the United States began in 1995 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Agreeing to meet “for five hours the third Saturday of each month,” participants have held 29 meetings as of this writing at the end of 1998.
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MiPschool 2025 Baton Rouge, US
MiPschool 2025 Baton Rouge, US is the 14th installment of the Mitochondrial Physiology Society’s flagship training school focused on the history, fundamentals, and conceptual advances in the field of cellular bioenergetics. Participants will gain and improve working knowledge in key areas of study within the field of mitochondrial physiology including ...Axelrod, Christopher L +4 more
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Baton Rouge—A Neopragmatic Regional Geographic Approach
Urban Science, 2021Olaf Kühne, Corinna Jenal
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Evaporation‐studies at Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Eos, Transactions American Geophysical Union, 1938A record of hydrological data for the City Park drainage‐area, Baton Rouge, Louisiana (0.808 square mile) has been kept since April 1934. This area is composed of city area with roofs, lawns, sidewalks, and paved streets, as well as a considerable area of golf‐course and an artificial lake which has an area of 64 acres. The precipitation is measured by
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