The problem of audiovisual coherence is quite important: human interlocutors are very sensitive to discrepancies between the visible and audible consequences of articulation [10, 11] and have expectations on resulting audiovisual traces of the same underlying articulation.
These findings suggest that lenition in the final syllable is a consequence of the supralaryngeal articulation coupled with a marginal glottal setting.
Hence, the voicelessness exhibited in the sequences under investigation was explained as an instance of passive devoicing as a consequence of the supralaryngeal articulation and a marginal glottal setting.
In recent years, neuroelectric and neuromagnetic investigations provided evidence for the brain's early sensitivity to distinctive features and their acoustic consequences, particularly for place of articulation distinctions.
Compensatory Articulations (CA) are abnormal patterns of articulation and occur when the articulating structures are placed inappropriately resulting in one sound substituting another.
"It's ease of articulation".
Lateral articulations may also occur in combination with other manners of articulation.
The composite Foster-Rogers British Museum does not offer this kind of articulation.
Nor is it simply a matter of articulation.
Clarity of articulation is key to the conductor's approach.
