Sentence examples for consonant because from inspiring English sources

Linear B's 90 syllabic signs express open syllables (i.e., syllables ending in a vowel), generally beginning without a consonant or with only one consonant; because of this, the script is unable to represent groups of consonants or final consonants clearly.

In English, the [w] in "went" is a coarticulated consonant, because it is pronounced by rounding the lips and raising the back of the tongue.

It meant speaking a little differently, being crisp with consonants, because, for the first time, we have height.

At Felicity's behest, we started learning words that began with consonants because they were easier to grasp.

This difference may affect the quality of consonant sound because although the participants were instructed to produce the same consonant, the consonant sounds of the two groups of subjects were unique, with the Thai group producing a shorter consonant sound than the Japanese group.

Mr. Birgisson's keening singing, mostly in Icelandic, consists of more vowels than consonants, and because he uses a bow, his guitar notes don't say dun-dun-dun; they say eeyaaah.

Overall, FrFT-MFCC seems to outperform the FFT-MFCC-baseline, because consonant recognition is not decreased and tone and vowel discriminability are increased.

The consonant was chosen because a previous study showed that during production of /s/, the velopharyngeal structures are not affected by upright or supine body position [12].

It is also because it is consonant with the entire body of human self-deception.

This is not only because democracy is consonant with American values.

Patients may also find CAM attractive because it is consonant with their personal values, religious and health philosophies [ 24- 27].