Sentence examples for by consonant from inspiring English sources

This study evaluated the hypotheses that sentence production by speakers with adductor (AD) and abductor (AB) spasmodic dysphonia (SD) may be differentially influenced by consonant voicing and manner features, in comparison with healthy, matched, nondysphonic controls.

The recorded chords satisfy the statistical profile discovered by Krumhansl in classical Western music [30], that is, octave relationships are the most frequently, followed by consonant musical intervals (perfect fifth, perfect fourth) and the smallest probability of occurrence is given to dissonant intervals (minor second, augmented fifth, etc).

The major chords consisted of A, C#, E, A, C#, and as such were characterized mostly by consonant intervals.

Pammer et al. [1] obtained an early left IFG response to words and to anagrams of real words (e.g., HOSUE, derived from HOUSE), while Wilson et al. [33] reported comparable activation of the left IFG by words and pseudowords, but less activation by consonant strings.

(Charlie Brooker described Madeley's arguments as "a series of flaws held together by consonants").

He was a sluggishly handsome nobody with sad, melted Paul McCartney eyes and a drawl in which the words ran together untroubled by consonants.

A well-established example for this reassignment is the F0 micro-perturbation by consonants.

The main idea of these algorithms is that all the syllables have a vowel as a nucleus, and this vowel can be surrounded by consonants, semi-vowels (or glides), or other vowels.

In its base form, a PIE root consists of a single vowel, preceded and followed by consonants.

Prefixes with more than one vowel that are not separated by consonants most likely are only 1 syllable.

If you have a section of letters with multiple vowels that are separated by consonants, divide it so that there is at least one vowel in each segment.