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CONSONANTS

1965
Publisher Summary This chapter discusses how to pronounce consonants of a language. It has been observed that the clustering of consonants in the middle of a word may give rise to slightly different sound phenomena as compared with similar clusters where two words meet.
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A Controversial Consonant

American Speech, 1977
T HE ENGLISH voiced alveolopalatal fricative transcribed I//, /3/, and /zh/, and spelled variously in words like azure, jabot, luxury, negligee, treasure, and Zhukov, has been troublesome to various people in various ways over many years. British and American speakers disagree on the use of the consonant in a number of words: Americans prefer / / in ...
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Syllabic consonants

2021
Paul Carley, Inger M. Mees
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Beats of Mistuned Consonances

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1967
Two simultaneously sounding simple tones of M and N cps, respectively, with M:N slightly different from m:n (both small integral numbers) may give rise to a beat sensation with mN − nM beats per second. For the case m = 1, these beats are usually explained as resulting from harmonics created in the ear by distortion.
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Consonance

Music Educators Journal, 2004
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Dissimilation, consonant harmony, and surface correspondence

, 2013
W. Bennett
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Sources of illusion in consonant cluster perception

J. Phonetics, 2012
Lisa Davidson, Jason A. Shaw
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Consonant Cluster, Consonant Sequence, and the Syllable

Phonetica, 1965
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CONSONANTS

2002
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Consonants

2012
Jaeeun Cha, Jiyoung Shin, Jieun Kiaer
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