the sound patterns of spoken language

... Sotillo, C F 3– 4, 94 sound, and meaning, united in the mental lexicon 91–3 type of, and place of occurrence 12 sound changes, directionality of 115 prediction of 115–16 sounds, and meaning 1, ... directness of 91 Gestalt pattern perception 104, 106 modelling 90–1 phonology in 93–104 psycholinguistic theories 104–10 ‘Reading’ paradigm theories 110 ‘Soup’ paradigm theories 110 theories of 67 the ... abstract 6–7 Cedergren, H J 53 Central Ohio 19 child language 111 child language acquisition, learning of normalization 89 of phonology 63 Trace/Event Theory 67–71 Chomsky, Noam citation form, mapped...

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... Distribution of devoiced high vowels in Korean In Proceedings of the International Conference on Spoken Language Processing, volume 2, 479–82 Jusczyk, P (1997) The Discovery of Spoken Language MIT ... to determine the relative importance of each of these factors to perception of connected speech; (2) to use a much larger body of subjects; (3) to relate results for individuals to their score ... pronunciations are included, there is no overt recognition of their presence.) Greenberg expresses optimism that these two points of view can be reconciled and that the goal of recognizing unscripted...

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... subset of the answers Interestingly, some of the Hong Kong teachers made the switch from scream to screen but were not able to use the derived information productively The The The The The The The The ... (here the one with [o]) was part of the vernacular system at the time these languages split off from the parent The change then percolated up from below to surface as a standard form in each of the ... within the scope of change for each of the sister languages, it is more than coincidence that it found its way into the standard system of each of them As Dressler (p 230) puts it, The appearance of...

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... the utterance (Cutler, 1995) The psychological reality and primacy of the word is an essential foundation of this theory, and especially the beginning of the word, which is usually taken as the ... other subjects waited until the end of the word ‘play’ to institute the reversal of ‘m’ to ‘n’ but most had achieved the reversal by the beginning of ‘didn’t’ Subjects who wait longer and gather ... be achieved by a little bit of each of these, a moderate amount of any two of these, or a lot of one Massaro’s model allows for tradeoffs of this sort as well as tradeoffs involving different sensory...

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... 10 milliseconds of speech The rounded top represents the front of the palate, beginning from just behind the teeth The squared-off bottom represents the back of the hard palate (the plastic artificial ... over the soft palate as it interferes with movement and causes discomfort) The symbol ‘0’ shows where the tongue is touching the roof of the mouth Traces nearly identical in their lack of molar ... sides of a screen The lack of visual cues and the fact that the maps which the two parties are looking at are somewhat different causes much repetition of the landmark names under a variety of discourse...

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... the vowel She calls the F2 value at the C-V boundary the ‘locus’ and plots the difference between the locus and the maximal or minimal F2 value of the following vowel (the turning point) If the ... not be aware of their own or others’ casual speech reductions per se, they can make consistent judgements about the level of casualness in language spoken by others, suggesting that there are different ... knowledge of the alphabet is not the only factor that determines phoneme awareness Language games along the lines of ‘pig Latin’ (where a word like ‘bee’ becomes ‘eebay’ with the exchange of the onset...

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... speech since the 1960s, has a sort of reversal of perspective on the problem: he thinks that acquisition of language, like acquisition of other skills, is a process of suppressing some of the behaviour ... except in the sense that they are words rather than syllables within another word 2.8 Combinations of these Processes Each of the reductions discussed above seems trivial, and the application of any ... Stkpt all the time Stkpt cinemas there Stkpt watching the ShB and thats ShB was them ShB all this Psmsh call them Psmsh between the Ed and that (was) Ed takes them Cov in the SSB in these 44 Processes...

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... structure are (1) the [v/0] alternation in the word of and (2) the loss of tongue contact for /l/ syllable-nally The former of these is well-known and well-documented, and in fact, of is frequently ... suggests that there is an underlying binary pattern: contact suggests the presence of a consonant while none suggests the presence of a vowel The resolution of this difference of opinion lies ... against the generalization suggested above, reducing the number of syllables by one, is incorporation of a schwa into a neighbouring vowel of a more peripheral nature The schwa is assimilated by the...

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... explanation and saying that the vocal tract is responsible for the changes? What is the interaction between the physical demands of the vocal tract and the desire on the part of the speaker to (a) be ... different from language to language as well Surely the importance of cognitive control of these mechanisms cannot be underrated Lindblom (1990) follows this line of reasoning in his H&H theory of speech, ... shapes and stress patterns involved While the interests of the articulators are served by the apparent disappearance of certain sounds, the articulators cannot be said to have caused the underarticulation...

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... opinion, these works show great insight into the study of spoken language 1 Setting the Stage Setting the Stage Most people speaking their native language not notice either the sounds that they ... Blackwell, 1999 There are hundreds of other useful references included in the text of this book A few of these which have formed my approach to the study of sounds (and to the authors of which I am ... to what others say, but to how they say it I dedicate it to fellow sound anoraks and to others interested in spoken language, with a hope that they will find it useful Sound Patterns of Spoken...

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... opinion, these works show great insight into the study of spoken language 1 Setting the Stage Setting the Stage Most people speaking their native language not notice either the sounds that they ... Blackwell, 1999 There are hundreds of other useful references included in the text of this book A few of these which have formed my approach to the study of sounds (and to the authors of which I am ... Sound Patterns of Spoken English Chapter begins by noting that most people arent aware of the sounds of language This book is written by one of those annoying people who listen not to what others...

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... wake at a.m., but nap for two hours or so in the early afternoon Thus the influence on one's sleep pattern is worthy of consideration when choosing an occupation ...

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... during the second half of the previous movie And frankly, the title of the next once isn't half bad either: the red section in the diagram on the right is often more a semblance of a threat, rather ... whether it is the state of mind of the warlords, or their anxiety about their investments, they tend to even distrust this ever-decreasing human aspect in the choice of their weapons, which of ... either want to express what we think of ourselves, or what we want others to think of us That last one is usually the beginning of the end: just like the Buddhists stick to the simplicity of the...

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... with the palm of the hand over the heart, and the palm is held in the air when somebody is giving evidence in a court of law; the Bible is held in the left hand and the right palm held up for the ... discussed previously, they have the extra brain wiring to allow them to read the body signals of babies and to read others' emotional condition The Definitive Book of Body Language The fortune-teller ... to other people's feelings and emotions we have now witnessed the emergence of a new kind of 29 The Definitive Book of Body Language social scientist - the Body Language Watcher Just as the birdwatcher...

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... language background of the families Most of the parents of the participants were adults when they immigrated to Canada and had received all of their schooling in Hong Kong They had at least a ... both the Chinese and Spanish ELL groups, English was the language of school instruction, while Chinese or Spanish was the language of the family and cultural community The groups differed on the ... literacy instructional methods, the proportion of ELLs in the classroom in which the child is being educated, and the specific characteristics of the first language of the student Whenever possible,...

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... interpretations of two of the texts: the discourse trees of one analyst mirrored the paragraph structure of the texts, while the discourse trees of the other mirrored a logical organization of the text, ... accommodate the ambiguity of discourse markers: in their axe independent of each other, against the alternative hypothesis that the rank of a variable is correlated with the rank of another variable The ... 0.449, p < 0.0001 These lower correlation values were due to the differences in the overall shape of the trees and to the fact that the granularity of the discourse trees built by the program was...

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... difference in the adequacy of the parsings of natural -language sentences will be alterations of the format itself in terms of increasing the degree of context-sensitivity This in effect means that the ... appropriate subroutines This raises the further question of the functions and design of the executive routine and subroutines In this type of parsing program, the function of the executive routine will ... view the executive routine of the algorithm which contains the grammar as the actual parsing algorithm and to view the remaining portions as forms of input data Leaving aside the matters of rule...

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... methylmalonyl-CoA alone, there was no evidence for the methylmalonyl derivative of the chain-extension ACP, despite the presence of the free thiol form of the domain The nature of the diketide adduct ... suppression of iteration and the maintenance of fidelity of reduction In the presence of all the (natural) substrates required for diketide synthesis on the DKS, the relatively high level of loading of ... determine the extent of loading on the domains of module and its attached TE domain MS analysis of the KS1 fraction showed that the active site was fully loaded with propionate The absence of the free...

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