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The backness of the following vowel ( back vowels favor ) • The backness of the preceding vowel ( back vowels favor ) • The lexical frequency of the following word , and the frequency of collocation of the word pair ( common word ...
The backness of the following vowel ( back vowels favor ) • The backness of the preceding vowel ( back vowels favor ) • The lexical frequency of the following word , and the frequency of collocation of the word pair ( common word ...
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listeners would both perceive more / k / s and / s / s after short vowels and at slow rate and more / g / s and / z / s ... Port ( 1981b ) called this relationship ' V / C ratio ' , the relative duration of a vowel to the following ...
listeners would both perceive more / k / s and / s / s after short vowels and at slow rate and more / g / s and / z / s ... Port ( 1981b ) called this relationship ' V / C ratio ' , the relative duration of a vowel to the following ...
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As for other examples of the unconstrained divisibility of speech , we can look at vowels . Chomsky and Halle suggested four or five binary features for coding vowel types . This is probably a sufficient number of features when looking ...
As for other examples of the unconstrained divisibility of speech , we can look at vowels . Chomsky and Halle suggested four or five binary features for coding vowel types . This is probably a sufficient number of features when looking ...
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Letters to Language | 561 |
Lexicon vs syntax Kazuhiko Fukushima | 568 |
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