Sentence examples for for consonant from inspiring English sources

Such scripts have graphs for consonant sounds but not for vowel sounds, with the result that a certain amount of guesswork is involved in determining which syllable is being represented.

In Experiment 3, however, subjects showed no preference for consonant over dissonant intervals.

For consonant recognition, patterns of relative contributions of spectral and temporal information were similar to those in normal hearing subjects.

Further, the facilitation of downstream processing afforded by increased spacing seems to be greater for more word-like stimuli (e.g., greater for words than for consonant strings, etc).

As the resulting sound quality is generally inferior to that of vowels, one can consider that the question of articulation for consonant for future real-time singing instruments is still open.

Previous work has demonstrated a relation between individual preference for consonant over dissonant dyads, and the strength of neural temporal coding of the harmonicity of consonant relative to dissonant dyads as measured using the electrophysiological "frequency-following response" (FFR).

Their most prominent characteristic is that they have graphs for consonants but not for vowels.

After some experimentation the alphabet was reduced to 22 signs for consonants.

"The mouth closes and opens in chewing just as it closes for consonants and opens for vowels," Mr. MacNeilage explained in a telephone interview.

Both fonts simply combine the two existing, classically opposed fonts Times Roman and sans-serif Helvetica — using one for consonants and the other for vowels.

Some of the Bantu-speaking peoples who reached southern Africa from their homeland in western Africa some 2,000 years ago have borrowed certain clicks from the Khwe, one use being to substitute for consonants in taboo words.