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Phonetically mediated recall in the phonetically disordered child
Journal of Communication Disorders, 1979Children with phonology disorders frequently show reduced performance in short-term recall, inviting the assumption that impairment of memory may cause or help to cause the speech disorder. Ten children with marked phonology disorders were compared to 10 correctly speaking children on a test of short-term memory for sets of pictures whose names rhymed ...
J L, Locke, K K, Scott
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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1956
The important factors involved in the development of a phonetic typewriter are as follows. The particular form in which the words are typed. The means for analyzing the sounds of speech. The identification of the analyzed sounds. The encoding, coding, and decoding of the sounds for the operation of the actuating mechanism.
H. Olson, H. Belar
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The important factors involved in the development of a phonetic typewriter are as follows. The particular form in which the words are typed. The means for analyzing the sounds of speech. The identification of the analyzed sounds. The encoding, coding, and decoding of the sounds for the operation of the actuating mechanism.
H. Olson, H. Belar
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Russian Literature, 2003
Sound or speech associations are realized within a poetic text not only to show motivated relations within the text, but also by creating these relations they establish the text as a whole. Both sound and speech metaphors give clear evidence for the non-existence of a poetic word and prove that there is only a poetic syntax. Sound metaphor is material,
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Sound or speech associations are realized within a poetic text not only to show motivated relations within the text, but also by creating these relations they establish the text as a whole. Both sound and speech metaphors give clear evidence for the non-existence of a poetic word and prove that there is only a poetic syntax. Sound metaphor is material,
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The 'neural' phonetic typewriter
Computer, 1988The factors that make speech recognition difficult are examined, and the potential of neural computers for this purpose is discussed. A speaker-adaptive system that transcribes dictation using an unlimited vocabulary is presented that is based on a neural network processor for the recognition of phonetic units of speech.
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Phonetics: How to Design with Phonetics in Mind
2020Language has been present for thousands of years. It has evolved (and continues to evolve) throughout civilizations and today it is an integral part by which culture, religion, and an individual’s nationality are described. Regardless of culture, religion, or nationality, communication begins at birth.
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2007
Abstract Phonetics describes the sounds of language. Learning how the sounds of English are pronounced puts us in a better position to understand some of the allomorph we encounter in English words. The same principles also bring out striking similarities between Latin, French, and English words despite several hundreds of years of sound
William R. Leben +2 more
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Abstract Phonetics describes the sounds of language. Learning how the sounds of English are pronounced puts us in a better position to understand some of the allomorph we encounter in English words. The same principles also bring out striking similarities between Latin, French, and English words despite several hundreds of years of sound
William R. Leben +2 more
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Phonetic rules for a phonetic-to-speech system
5th European Conference on Speech Communication and Technology (Eurospeech 1997), 1997Sanderman, A.A., Collier, R.P.G.
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2008
Abstract There are two main kinds of speech sound: vowels and consonants. Virtually everyword in every language contains at least one vowel. If you came across words like pfft or skz ina language, you would be surprised. You would wonder how they could be pronounced. There was a film called Phffft, starring Jack Lemmon and Kim Novak(1954)
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Abstract There are two main kinds of speech sound: vowels and consonants. Virtually everyword in every language contains at least one vowel. If you came across words like pfft or skz ina language, you would be surprised. You would wonder how they could be pronounced. There was a film called Phffft, starring Jack Lemmon and Kim Novak(1954)
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