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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Phonetic context"”.

  1. Relationship between phonetic context and velopharyngeal integrity

    White, Barbara Westrick

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  2. Models of Human Phone Transcription in Noise Based on Intelligibility Predictors

    Lobdell, Bryce E.University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign2015

    … recognition accuracy works very well in some phonetic contexts and fails in others, (2) the Articulation Index model is the average of a number of more specific models with their own parameters, (3) audibility of speech does not explain all variation but explains a great deal of it, and (4) …

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  3. Purepecha Aspirated Consonants and Their Phonetic Variants

    Camacho Cervantes, LluviaThe Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York2018

    <p>This study describes phonetic realizations of aspirated phonemes in Purepecha [pua] from Azajo. The distribution of aspiration in Purepecha is limited to roots, a small number of spatial suffixes, one argument structure changing suffix, and clitics. Aspiration is never contrastive for …

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  4. The Sociophonetics of Vowel Height: A Study of Variation in Tehran Persian

    Azadi, Medwin2025

    … height. Data were divided into six variable contexts (VCs) and four stylistic contexts and were analyzed for the contribution of linguistic and extralinguistic factors, first individually and then using multivariate methods. Results reveal that VHV in TP is conditioned by both linguistic and …

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  5. III-h verbs in biblical Hebrew: A study of short and long forms with special attention to the wayyiqtol conjugation

    Van Pelt, Miles Victor2005

    … six categories: (1) accent environment; (2) phonetic context; (3) genre; (4) verbal and lexical semantics; (5) diachronic environment; and (6) dialectical environment. In chapter 7, the data is summarized. The analysis of the data in this study suggests that the 118 III-h wayyiqtol long …

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  6. Cross-Language Perception of German Vowels by Speakers of American English

    Schultheiss, Lore Katharina Gerti2008

    This study focuses on how the cross-language perception of German vowels by native speakers of North American English differs based on various levels of classroom instruction and experience in a German-speaking country. Of special interest is whether more advanced students and those with target …

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