Language, Band 39George Melville Bolling, Bernard Bloch Linguistic Society of America, 1963 Proceedings of the annual meeting of the Society in v. 1-11, 1925-34. After 1934 they appear in Its Bulletin. |
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... pitch levels and three terminal junctures are assumed : terminal fall // ( falling pitch and gradual ending of phonation ) , terminal rise / ↑ / ( rising pitch and abrupt ending of phonation ) , and terminal sustain / | / ( sus- tained ...
... pitch levels and three terminal junctures are assumed : terminal fall // ( falling pitch and gradual ending of phonation ) , terminal rise / ↑ / ( rising pitch and abrupt ending of phonation ) , and terminal sustain / | / ( sus- tained ...
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... pitch level within the pitch contour of the utterance . For example , a falling tonal movement , occurring on a monosyllabic word which has no specific fundamental frequency pattern associated with it , probably does not carry the same ...
... pitch level within the pitch contour of the utterance . For example , a falling tonal movement , occurring on a monosyllabic word which has no specific fundamental frequency pattern associated with it , probably does not carry the same ...
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... pitch and stress . The pitch levels were established without reference to stress , but the points considered relevant by the author for marking the intonation levels within the sentence are mostly the stressed syllables . The ...
... pitch and stress . The pitch levels were established without reference to stress , but the points considered relevant by the author for marking the intonation levels within the sentence are mostly the stressed syllables . The ...
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On representing syntactic structure | 369 |
Evidence for IndoEuropean alternation of initial g and w | 398 |
Some aspects of Nordic umlaut and breaking | 409 |
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