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Co`ar`tic`u`la´tion

(Anat.) The union or articulation of bones to form a joint.

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No references found	Each vowel context had a slightly different contact region based on normal contact patterns and was used to encourage appropriate coarticulation. Using electropalatographic feedback to treat the speech of a child ... by Pratt, Sheila R. / The Journal of Speech-Language Pathology and Applied Behavior Analysis In human speech, collocations act as prosodic units and are subject to a higher degree of reduction and internal coarticulation than they would be had they been ordinary, separate words. SI-PRON pronunciation Lexicon: a new language resource for Slovenian by Gros, Jerneja Zganec; Cvetko-Oresnik, Varja; Jakopin, Primoz / Informatica 10) A discussion of the specific differences caused by coarticulation is beyond the scope of this article, but the knowledge that such variations exist serves to support the importance of teaching the vowel system of the target language in second language instruction programs. The acoustic properties of vowels: a tool for improving articulation ... by McCombs, Candalene J. / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table	Coalpit Coalport coals to Newcastle Coalsack Coaly coaming Coamings Coannex coapt coaptation Coarct coarctate Coarctate pupa coarctation coarse coarse fish coarse mine coarse-furred coarse-grained coarse-haired coarse-textured coarsely coarsen coarsened coarseness Coarticulation coassembly coast Coast and Geodetic Survey coast banksia coast boykinia coast guard coast lily coast live oak Coast Mountains coast polypody Coast Range Coast Ranges Coast rat coast redwood coast rhododendron Coast Salish Coast waiter coast white cedar coast-to-coast coastal coastal convoy coastal diving bird coastal frontier coastal plain coastal refraction	coarsely coarsely coarsen coarsen coarsened coarsened coarseness coarseness coarseness coarseness coarsening coarsening Coarsening of Solid-Liquid Mixtures coarsens coarsens coarser coarser coarser coarser coarsest coarsest coarsest coarsest coarsish coarsish coarsish coarsish COART coartare Coarticulated sound Coarticulation coarticulations COAS COAS COAS COAS COASAD Coase, Ronald Coase, Ronald H. COASL CoASP coassembly Coassicurazione COASST coast coast coast coast coast coast Coast & Geodetic Survey coast along Coast Amateur Rowing Association Coast and Geodetic Survey Coast and Geodetic Survey Coast Artillery Coast Artillery Commands Coast Artillery Corps coast banksia coast boykinia Coast Caregiver Resource Center

Each vowel context had a slightly different contact region based on normal contact patterns and was used to encourage appropriate coarticulation.

Using electropalatographic feedback to treat the speech of a child ... by Pratt, Sheila R. / The Journal of Speech-Language Pathology and Applied Behavior Analysis

In human speech, collocations act as prosodic units and are subject to a higher degree of reduction and internal coarticulation than they would be had they been ordinary, separate words.

SI-PRON pronunciation Lexicon: a new language resource for Slovenian by Gros, Jerneja Zganec; Cvetko-Oresnik, Varja; Jakopin, Primoz / Informatica

10) A discussion of the specific differences caused by coarticulation is beyond the scope of this article, but the knowledge that such variations exist serves to support the importance of teaching the vowel system of the target language in second language instruction programs.

The acoustic properties of vowels: a tool for improving articulation ... by McCombs, Candalene J. / Forum on Public Policy: A Journal of the Oxford Round Table

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