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Journal of Phonetics, Volume 54
Volume 54, January 2016
- Michèle Pettinato
, Outi Tuomainen
, Sonia Granlund, Valérie Hazan
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Vowel space area in later childhood and adolescence: Effects of age, sex and ease of communication. 1-14 - Karthik Durvasula, Jimin Kahng:
The role of phrasal phonology in speech perception: What perceptual epenthesis shows us. 15-34 - Lisa Davidson:
Variability in the implementation of voicing in American English obstruents. 35-50 - Lyra Magloughlin:
Accounting for variability in North American English /ɹ/: Evidence from children's articulation. 51-67 - Holger Mitterer
, Taehong Cho, Sahyang Kim:
How does prosody influence speech categorization? 68-79
- Leonardo Lancia, Daniel Voigt, Georgy Krasovitskiy:
Characterization of laryngealization as irregular vocal fold vibration and interaction with prosodic prominence. 80-97
- Jane F. Hacking, Bruce L. Smith, Shawn L. Nissen, Hannah Allen:
Russian palatalized and unpalatalized coda consonants: An electropalatographic and acoustic analysis of native speaker and L2 learner productions. 98-108 - Radoslav Pavlík:
A usage-based account of /r/-liaison in Standard British English. 109-122 - Qian Li, Yiya Chen
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An acoustic study of contextual tonal variation in Tianjin Mandarin. 123-150 - Yen-Chen Hao, Kenneth J. de Jong:
Imitation of second language sounds in relation to L2 perception and production. 151-168 - Jie Zhang, Yuanliang Meng:
Structure-dependent tone sandhi in real and nonce disyllables in Shanghai Wu. 169-201 - Vaishali Patil, Preeti Rao:
Detection of phonemic aspiration for spoken Hindi pronunciation evaluation. 202-221
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