Such defects may originate in the brain, the ear (see deafness), or anywhere along the vocal tract and may affect the voice, articulation, language development, or ability to speak after language is learned.
The purpose of this descriptive investigation was to explore perceptual judgments of speech naturalness, compared to judgments of articulation, language, disfluency, and speaking rate, in the speech of two youths who differed in cluttering severity.
A cleft of the palate is associated with feeding difficulties in infancy, chronic otitis media due to eustachian tube dysfunction, midface hypoplasia, hypernasality of speech and difficulties with articulation and language development.
Loss of language (difficulty with grammar, syntax, articulation, speech) and motor function (declining muscle control), main symptoms of Adams' (and Ravel's) illness, have long been known to neurologists as the result of lesions on the left frontal lobe.
A counterbalanced design assigned each listener to listen to half of the total samples and to judge naturalness and two of the other four attributes (i.e., articulation and language or disfluency and rate).
Fixed, human-specific alleles at sites that are otherwise highly conserved across primates are expected to subserve aspects of human-specific or human-concentrated phenotypes, such as the two amino acid substitutions in FOXP2 with effects on articulation and language via altered expression of a suite of target genes (Konopka et al. 2009).
Words are the names of thoughts, and so articulations in language are in effect mnemonic devices for thinking.
In public discourse, the difference between them was articulation: Ali owned language, Frazier did not.
The interactive tools are designed to train voice skills like: voice production, intensity, blow, vocal onset, phonation time, tone, and vocalic articulation for Spanish language.
The English language articulation of TEK along with synonymous or closely related terms like indigenous knowledge (Brokensha et al. 1980) and native science (Cajete 1999)—originates in literatures on international development (Agrawal 1995; Warren et al. 1995) and adaptive management (Berkes 1999).
Context, logic, facts, language, articulation, style are all subordinate to the above.
