Coarticulation

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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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When one learns to sing in a new language, not only must one learn all the phonetic elements of that language, one must also learn its phonological features, and understand that they constitute a fundamental component of the grammar of that language: "Just as they need to learn the phonological system, language learners need to learn the appropriate patterns of language-specific coarticulation.

Voicing In Stop Consonants: Phonological Awareness

For fluent speakers, prolongation occurred only in the last phoneme of the final syllable of words, similarly to common disfluencies, taking role of a hesitation and, used as a strategy to facilitate coarticulation between words [21].

Prolongations in the speech of adults who do and do not stutter/Prolongamentos na fala de adultos com e sem gagueira

From Coarticulation to Articulation between the Discursive and the Social

Articulation, poiesis, Occupy Wall Street, and human freedom

As shown in Table 3, the recognition rate of single gesture shows good performance despite coarticulation with the others.

Hand Gesture Recognition Using Particle Swarm Movement

Second formants in fricatives: Acoustic consequences of fricative--vowel coarticulation.

Statistical descriptors on the characterization of the Brazilian Portuguese fricatives: spectral characteristics of fricatives/ Descritores estatisticos na caracterizacao das fricativas do Portugues Brasileiro: caracteristicas espectrais das fricativas

Woolf, like a good Latourian anthropologist, gives us individuals, institutions, objects, and ideologies in the process of formation, in active coarticulation, so that we are not sure where Jacob's misogyny (for example) begins and the King's College Chapel at Cambridge ends.

The objects of ethics: Rilke and Woolf with Latour

He further demonstrates that the process of palatalization of alveolars and consonants with palatal coarticulation is virtually 100% productive in Hausa.

Domesticating Mathematics in the African mother tongue

In contrast, in casual speech in Peninsular Spanish as well as in some contemporary American Spanish dialects, these two authors report coarticulation of complex onset clusters; that is, /Cr/ clusters are heavily overlapped and such coarticulation results in friction of the rhotic (the intervening vowel disappears).

El uso de la vibrante simple o ere en el lenguaje infantil: un estudio con ninos y ninas monolingues del espanol costarricense con edades entre los 3 y los 5;6

This can be explained by coarticulation effect, many-to-one relationship between phoneme and its configuration of lips, dependence on speaker and camera settings.

Visual features for Lithuanian phone recognition

In can't, by contrast, the [n] is strongly attenuated by coarticulation with the [t]; accordingly, a strong nasal quality is perceived reverberating in the preceding vowel.

Masculine and feminine rhymes: their structural effect

Likewise, I will address the control mechanisms underlying the coordination of different parts of the oral cavity, as well as the phenomenon of coarticulation.

France : Physiological models of speech production

It was also assumed that coarticulation effects are straightforward and can be easily learned by a machine as well.