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Phonetica, Volume 60
Volume 60, Number 1, 2003
- Miyoko Sugito:
Timing Relationships between Prosodic and Segmental Control in Osaka Japanese Word Accent. 1-16 - Olle Engstrand, Karen Williams, Francisco Lacerda:
Does Babbling Sound Native? Listener Responses to Vocalizations Produced by Swedish and American 12- and 18-Month-Olds. 17-44 - David Patterson, Paul C. Locasto, Cynthia M. Connine:
Corpora Analyses of Frequency of Schwa Deletion in Conversational American English. 45-69
Volume 60, Number 2, 2003
- Scott Myers:
F₀ Timing in Kinyarwanda. 71-97DOI - Susan G. Guion:
The Vowel Systems of Quichua-Spanish Bilinguals: Age of Acquisition Effects on the Mutual Influence of the First and Second Languages. 98-128 - José Benkí:
Analysis of English Nonsense Syllable Recognition in Noise. 129-157
Volume 60, Number 3, 2003
- Leendert Plug
, Richard Ogden:
A Parametric Approach to the Phonetics of Postvocalic /r/ in Dutch. 159-186 - Hartmut Traunmüller, Diana Krull:
The Effect of Local Speaking Rate on the Perception of Quantity in Estonian. 187-207 - Jeff Mielke
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The Interplay of Speech Perception and Phonology: Experimental Evidence from Turkish. 208-229
Volume 60, Number 4, 2003
- Sean A. Fulop, Peter Ladefoged, Fang Liu
, Rainer Vossen:
Yeyi Clicks: Acoustic Description and Analysis. 231-260DOI - Toni C. M. Rietveld, Patricia Vermillion:
Cues for Perceived Pitch Register. 261-272DOI - Sandra P. Whiteside
, E. Rixon:
Speech Characteristics of Monozygotic Twins and a Same-Sex Sibling: An Acoustic Case Study of Coarticulation Patterns in Read Speech. 273-297DOI
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