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Alternatively , if we wish to preserve the model of phonetic detail , then our generalizations about intonational function are expressible only in impressionistic terms such as ' over - all downward trend ' . In short , the issue is not ...
Alternatively , if we wish to preserve the model of phonetic detail , then our generalizations about intonational function are expressible only in impressionistic terms such as ' over - all downward trend ' . In short , the issue is not ...
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A definition based on approximate over - all shape is not explicit enough . However , attempts at more precise definitions based on phonetic details of distinctions in individual languages turn out to be too narrow .
A definition based on approximate over - all shape is not explicit enough . However , attempts at more precise definitions based on phonetic details of distinctions in individual languages turn out to be too narrow .
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This defense of impressionistic phonetics has been weakened , however , by the failure to produce a model showing clearly and ... While those analyses have certainly failed to express phonetic distinctions , they have done so not out of ...
This defense of impressionistic phonetics has been weakened , however , by the failure to produce a model showing clearly and ... While those analyses have certainly failed to express phonetic distinctions , they have done so not out of ...
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