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Language, Speech & Hearing Services in Schools, 2010
PURPOSE This report considered the validity of making conclusions about a child's phonetic inventory (the sounds a child can and cannot produce spontaneously without a prior model or other stimulation) based on the data from standardized single-word ...
S. Eisenberg, Elaine R. Hitchcock
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PURPOSE This report considered the validity of making conclusions about a child's phonetic inventory (the sounds a child can and cannot produce spontaneously without a prior model or other stimulation) based on the data from standardized single-word ...
S. Eisenberg, Elaine R. Hitchcock
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2007
Abstract 1.Inherited *wis retained in most positions: perhaps as a fricative (it seems to have merged with *b). See on σελWs63 1. 2.Retention of inherited -τ(verbal endings and numerals), as in WGk. 3.is not written before consonants (as in Cyp.), which points to nasalized vowels: e.g. πεδε[pede] 63 5.
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Abstract 1.Inherited *wis retained in most positions: perhaps as a fricative (it seems to have merged with *b). See on σελWs63 1. 2.Retention of inherited -τ(verbal endings and numerals), as in WGk. 3.is not written before consonants (as in Cyp.), which points to nasalized vowels: e.g. πεδε[pede] 63 5.
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2019
Consonants are a major class of sounds occurring in all human languages. Typologically, consonant inventories are richer than vowel inventories. Consonants have been classified according to four basic features. Airstream mechanism is one of these features and describes the direction of airflow in or out of the oral cavity.
Peter Birkholz, Susanne Fuchs
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Consonants are a major class of sounds occurring in all human languages. Typologically, consonant inventories are richer than vowel inventories. Consonants have been classified according to four basic features. Airstream mechanism is one of these features and describes the direction of airflow in or out of the oral cavity.
Peter Birkholz, Susanne Fuchs
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Voice onset time, frication, and aspiration in word-initial consonant clusters.
Journal of Speech and Hearing Research, 1975The voice onset time (VOT) and the duration of the burst of frication noise at the release of a plosive consonant were measured from spectrograms of word-initial consonant clusters.
D. Klatt
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Costs of a predictible switch between simple cognitive tasks.
, 1995In an investigation of task-set reconfiguration, participants switched between 2 tasks on every 2nd trial in 5 experiments and on every 4th trial in a final experiment.
R. Rogers, S. Monsell
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On the Regularization of Consonant + Consonant Metathesis in the History of Spanish
Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 2005Este articulo investiga casos de metatesis de dos consonantes en la historia del espanol para explicar por que unas inversiones (p.e. /dn/ > /nd/, /dl/ > /ld/) alcanzaron la regularidad diacronica, mientras que otras instancias de metatesis (p.e. /bl/ > /lb/) fueron mas esporadicas.
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Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1998
Factors leading to variability in auditory-visual (AV) speech recognition include the subject's ability to extract auditory (A) and visual (V) signal-related cues, the integration of A and V cues, and the use of phonological, syntactic, and semantic ...
Ken W. Grant, Brian E. Walden, P. Seitz
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Factors leading to variability in auditory-visual (AV) speech recognition include the subject's ability to extract auditory (A) and visual (V) signal-related cues, the integration of A and V cues, and the use of phonological, syntactic, and semantic ...
Ken W. Grant, Brian E. Walden, P. Seitz
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Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1998
Current multichannel cochlear implant devices provide high levels of speech performance in quiet. However, performance deteriorates rapidly with increasing levels of background noise.
Q. Fu, Robert V. Shannon, Xiaosong Wang
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Current multichannel cochlear implant devices provide high levels of speech performance in quiet. However, performance deteriorates rapidly with increasing levels of background noise.
Q. Fu, Robert V. Shannon, Xiaosong Wang
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An Effort Based Approach to Consonant Lenition
, 2001Preface Acknowledgements List of Figures List of Tables 1. Introduction 2. Articulatory Effort 3. Representational Issues 4. Spirantization and Stridency 5. Germinates 6. Effort-Based Contexts 7. Tumposia Shoshone 8. Florentine Italian 9.
Robert Kirchner
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2018
Despite their fundamental importance to music theory, consonance and dissonance are surprisingly slippery concepts. They cannot unequivocally be identified as acoustical, aesthetic, physiological, psychological, or cultural-historical. This chapter examines a wide range of approaches to consonance/dissonance, focusing on four debates: the age-old ...
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Despite their fundamental importance to music theory, consonance and dissonance are surprisingly slippery concepts. They cannot unequivocally be identified as acoustical, aesthetic, physiological, psychological, or cultural-historical. This chapter examines a wide range of approaches to consonance/dissonance, focusing on four debates: the age-old ...
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