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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"intonational boundaries"”.

  1. Intonational phrasing in language production and comprehension

    … was to understand where speakers prefer to place intonational boundaries in language production. The second was to understand where listeners prefer to hear boundaries in language comprehension.

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  2. Communicative context, expectations, and adaptation in prosodic production and comprehension

    … expectations influence the processing of intonational boundaries. In a boundary detection task, we manipulated a) the strength of cues to the presence of a boundary and b) whether or not a location in the sentence was a plausible location for an intonational boundary to occur given the …

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  3. The identification and function of English prosodic features

    … the relationship between syntactic structure and intonational phrasing. The first study tests and refines a model designed to predict the intonational phrasing of a sentence given the syntactic structure. In further analysis, we demonstrate that specific acoustic cues-word duration and the …

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  4. Prosody and syntactic processing

    … whether and how two main aspects of prosody, intonational phrase boundaries and pitch accents, are used in syntactic processing. Traditionally, it has been argued that while intonational phrase boundaries interact with syntactic structure, pitch accents do not. One apparent exception to this …

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