'Vot' presentation slideshows

How the revised Speech Learning Model (SLM-r) works for stop consonants

How the revised Speech Learning Model (SLM-r) works for stop consonants. James Emil Flege b Professor Emeritus School of Health Professions University of Alabama at Birmingham.

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With thanks to: Dana Subik

Bob McMurray. Bob McMurray. Michael K. Tanenhaus. Mickey K. TanenMouse. Richard N. Aslin. Richard N. Aslin. University of Rochester. With thanks to: Dana Subik. Michael J. Spivey. Cornell University.

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Interlanguage Production of English Stop Consonants: A VOT Analysis

Interlanguage Production of English Stop Consonants: A VOT Analysis. Author: Liao Shu-jong Presenter: Shu-ling Hung (Sherry) Advisor: Raung-fu Chung Date: April 19, 2012. Outline. ? Terms ? Background and Motivation ? Research Questions ? Significance of the Study

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VOT is necessary but not sufficient for describing the voicing contrast in Japanese

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Application of an Activity-Based Model for Highway Pricing Studies in Chicago

Application of an Activity-Based Model for Highway Pricing Studies in Chicago. CMAP Region. Population: 10.5m 21 counties 2K TAZs 17K MAZs. Regional Comprehensive Plan. GO TO 2040, adopted in 2010 Notorious traffic congestion Pricing queries lead to ABM development. Why Pricing?.

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Nasal Stops

Nasal Stops. Nasals. Distinct vocal tract configuration. Nasal cavity (open). Oral cavity (closed). Pharyngeal cavity. Features of nasals. Vocal tract longer than for oral sounds ? resonant (formant) frequencies Nasal formant/murmur Nasal cavity is acoustically absorbent

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Lisker and Abramson (1964)

Lisker and Abramson (1964). A cross-language study of voicing in initial stops: Acoustical measurements. Voice onset time (VOT). Lisker & Abramson (1970) The voicing dimension: some experiments in comparative phonetics. Variation in VOT. Spectrograms of English /ba/ and /pa/.

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Voice Onset Time (VOT)

Voice Onset Time (VOT). An Animated and Narrated Glossary of Terms used in Linguistics presents. Basic Idea. Voice Onset Time (VOT) is refers to the time interval between the release of a stop and the beginning of vocal fold vibration.

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Recognition of Voice Onset Time for Use in Detecting Pronunciation Variation

Recognition of Voice Onset Time for Use in Detecting Pronunciation Variation. Project Description What is Voice Onset Time (VOT)? Physical Realization Linguistic Significance Motivation for studying VOT Methodology for automatically analyzing VOT contrasts Evaluation Method Results

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Splice: From vowel offset to vowel onset

Splice: From vowel offset to vowel onset. FIG 3. Example of stimulus spliced from the repetitive syllables. FIG 1. Stimuli space and perceptual /b/-/p/ boundary (Volaitis & Miller 1992) and /b/-/p/ boundary in production study (Miller et al 1989).

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