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Now these samples of sound as sound are already sufficient to establish the acoustic vowel pattern : the pattern's ... Now not only the speaker's and listener's acoustic vowel patterns are in the picture , but also the speaker's and the ...
Now these samples of sound as sound are already sufficient to establish the acoustic vowel pattern : the pattern's ... Now not only the speaker's and listener's acoustic vowel patterns are in the picture , but also the speaker's and the ...
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THE BREATH - GROUP is the minimum unit in which intonation patterns are phonemically significant . Intonation patterns will be symbolized by punctuation marks written after the breath - group to which they apply . 1.621 .
THE BREATH - GROUP is the minimum unit in which intonation patterns are phonemically significant . Intonation patterns will be symbolized by punctuation marks written after the breath - group to which they apply . 1.621 .
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Allomorphs that occur in a larger number of combinations and in a larger number of actual utterances are likely to illustrate the productive patterns ; but regularity of formation is important also . If two alternants have approximately ...
Allomorphs that occur in a larger number of combinations and in a larger number of actual utterances are likely to illustrate the productive patterns ; but regularity of formation is important also . If two alternants have approximately ...
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DEDICATION LIBRARY | 1 |
Word Ends and Haplology | 47 |
Taboos on Animal Names | 56 |
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acoustic allophones American analysis appears articulation aspect beginning called comparative components considered consonant contains corresponding course Definition derived dialect discussion effect element English evidence example fact filter final formant forms French frequency German give given Greek harmonic imperfective included indicates language later Latin Library linguistic meaning Michigan morphemes nasal neuter normal nouns observed occur organs original pattern perception perfective person Ph.D phonemes phrase pitch plural position possible present probably Professor publication records reference represents resonance result seems segments separate Serving shape short shows singular Slavic Society sound speaker spectrogram speech stem stress suffix syllables theory tion University usually utterance verb voice vowel wave whistle