Sentence examples for for the consonant from inspiring English sources

Thus, there are five different signs for ta, te, ti, to, tu, but there is no sign for the consonant t without a following vowel.

There are a ridiculous number of options for the consonant.

In contrast, humans showed clear preferences for the consonant intervals of Experiment 3 and the white noise of Experiment 4 using the same stimuli and a similar method.

The most common one is represented on the image on the right for the consonant ප (p).

Second, in the poor nonword-repeaters, the LDN response was abolished for the consonant change occurring at the third syllable of the CV-string, resulting in a significant Group × Deviant interaction.

As with the voxelwise analysis, the ROI analysis was carried out both for the mean effect across the four music conditions and for the consonant and dissonant music conditions, individually.

The asymmetry of the incidental conjunction lies in the relationship in which the memorization of a first characteristic (e.g., location) implies in the incidental codification and retention of a second characteristic, for example, of the consonant presented at the location to be memorized.

In audio-input conversion, the improvement ratio of vowels is better than that of consonants; however, in audio-visual conversion, the improvement ratio of consonants is better because image features compensate for the conversion of the consonant part, which is degraded by the noisy signal in audio-input conversion.

As systems in which a consonant symbol with no other accessory symbol accompanying it stands for the syllable consisting of the consonant followed by short a, they require previous knowledge of items for correct interpretation; Hindī kərta is written ka-ra-tā in the Devanāgarī, and, to pronounce it properly, one must know that the word has only two syllables.

According to the rules set, lip rounding would be unspecified for the consonants, leaving these targets to be determined from the vowel context by linear interpolation from the unrounded, across the consonant cluster, to the rounded.

From our investigation, we find that the recognition rates of Arabic vowels were all above 80%, whereas the recognition rates for the consonants varied from very low (14%) to very high (94%), with the latter achieved by a pharyngeal consonant followed by the two nasal phonemes, which achieved recognition rates above 80%.