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Is the Prosodic Structure of Texts Reflected in Silent Reading? An Eye-Tracking Corpus Analysis. [PDF]
J Eye Mov ResPalmović M, Cergol K.
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Overcoming the Challenge of Singing Among Cochlear Implant Users: An Analysis of the Disrupted Feedback Loop and Strategies for Improvement. [PDF]
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Judgments of American English male talkers who are perceived to sound gay or straight: Which personal attributes are associated with each group of talkers? [PDF]
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Mood states recognition based on Mandarin speech and deep learning in patients with bipolar disorder. [PDF]
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“Pitch” Accent in Alaryngeal Speech
Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research, 2002Highly proficient alaryngeal speakers are known to convey prosody successfully. The present study investigated whether alaryngeal speakers not selected on grounds of proficiency were able to convey pitch accent (a pitch accent is realized on the word that is in focus, cf. Bolinger, 1958).
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Pointed and plateau-shaped pitch accents in North Frisian
Laboratory Phonology, 2015 Our study presents the initial results of an analysis of North Frisian intonation, based on a spontaneous interview corpus of Fering, the dialect of the island of Föhr off the west coast of the German state of Schleswig-Holstein.
Oliver Niebuhr
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