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It is well established , however , that accented syllables also differ from lexically stressed but unaccented ... Treating duration and intensity as correlates of stress rather than pitch accent is consistent with evidence that longer ...
It is well established , however , that accented syllables also differ from lexically stressed but unaccented ... Treating duration and intensity as correlates of stress rather than pitch accent is consistent with evidence that longer ...
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Phonologically , we interpret the confirmation that pitch suppression occurs in terms of a distinction between phrasal stress and pitch accent : focus is usually marked by phrasal stress and a nuclear pitch accent , but SO focus is ...
Phonologically , we interpret the confirmation that pitch suppression occurs in terms of a distinction between phrasal stress and pitch accent : focus is usually marked by phrasal stress and a nuclear pitch accent , but SO focus is ...
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The focus of a focus - sensitive operator receives the strongest phrasal stress in the scope of the operator , usually realized as a nuclear accent . SO focus provides an extreme test case for this generalization since it is typically ...
The focus of a focus - sensitive operator receives the strongest phrasal stress in the scope of the operator , usually realized as a nuclear accent . SO focus provides an extreme test case for this generalization since it is typically ...
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