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Fundamental frequency and perceived prominence of accented syllables. II. Nonfinal accents
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1994An experiment is described addressing the question of whether two accented syllables in a phrase should have equal pitch maxima in order to be perceived as equally prominent, or whether the second accented syllable should have lower pitch. The latter alternative was found to apply to the last accented syllable in an utterance by Terken [‘‘Fundamental ...
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Syllable frequency effect in speech production: evidence from aphasia
Journal of Neurolinguistics, 2005Abstract In this study, we investigated whether a syllable frequency effect can be observed in aphasic speakers with a phonological encoding impairment. First of all, we analysed the substitution errors from seven aphasic subjects comparing the frequency of the target syllable to the frequency of the produced syllable.
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The First Stage in the Syllable Frequency Effect: Does the Hangul Syllable Parser Exist?
The Journal of Linguistics Science, 2021Youan Kwon, Yoonhyung Lee
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Frequency and Percent Frequency Distribution of Phonetic Symbols (PS) and PS-Syllables
1979As described in Chapter 1, all Mandarin syllables can be represented by phonetic symbols (abbreviated as PS). The number of PS which make up a syllable varies from one to three. As expected in every language, some PS occur more often than others. The same can be said about the joint occurrences of these PS in syllables.
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Influence of syllable complexity and frequency
Aktuelle Neurologie, 2008H Ackermann +3 more
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Frequency of Syllable Repetition and ‘Stutterer’ Judgments
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Stress priming and syllable frequency interact while reading aloud
2012Four experiments employed a priming methodology to investigate different mechanisms of stress assignment and how they are modulated by lexical and sub-lexical mechanisms in reading aloud in Italian. Lexical stress is unpredictable in Italian, and requires lexical look-up.
Job, Remo, Sulpizio, Simone
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Ultrafast Dynamics at Water Interfaces Studied by Vibrational Sum Frequency Generation Spectroscopy
Chemical Reviews, 2017Satoshi Nihonyanagi +2 more
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