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The G-OBIM tongue model: An accurate open-source biomechanical model of a male human tongue. [PDF]

PLoS Comput Biol
Calka M, Badin P, Nazari MA, Rochette M, Perrier P, Payan Y.   +5 more
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Fundamental frequency outcomes after type III thyroplasty in cisgender men: a prospective cohort study. [PDF]

Eur Arch Otorhinolaryngol
Alkan F, Yeşilli Puzella G, Yelken K.
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Two Mids Aren't Enough : On the Three-Way Mid Vowel Distinction in Lower Austrian Front Vowels

Two Mids Aren't Enough : On the Three-Way Mid Vowel Distinction in Lower Austrian Front Vowels
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Close-mid and Open-mid Vowels

This is the data repository for the following journal paper: Jesus, L., I. Megumi, J. Veloso, and Costa (In Press). Influence of the European Portuguese phonological system on the perception of close-mid and open-mid vowels. Glossa.
Luis M. T. Jesus
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On the Mid Vowel Phoneme in Mandarin Phonology

Lingua, 2017
The classification of the mid vowel phoneme in Mandarin phonology has always been a controversial issue. On the foundation of previous researchers’ opinions, this paper analyzes and discusses Mandarin's mid vowels from a phonological perspective and an experimental phonetics perspective, proposing that the vowel system hierarchy should be considered in
Baoying Wen
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Distribution of Mid Vowels and Relating Vowel Harmony in Zulu [PDF]

ICUWPL, 2017
This paper focuses on the distribution of mid vowels in Zulu and how the language system treats them. In this language, mid-low vowels such as [ɛ] and [ɔ] are raised to mid-high position as [e] and [o], when directly followed by a syllable with a high ...
Tabuse, Ryotaku, 5844
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