Sentence examples for in consonant from inspiring English sources
In consonant clusters there has been a tendency to replace velar consonants k and g with labial consonants, such as p, b, or m (e.g., Latin ŏcto "eight," Romanian opt; Latin cognatum "relative, kinsman," Romanian cumnat).
Another way of saying this is that their swing isn't rooted in the snare rhythms of the New Orleans second line, and their horn arrangements bear the mark of the avant garde, though their work stays pretty much in consonant, friendly territory.
Nouns in consonant stems began to acquire the endings of the -a declension; e.g., thygatēr, 'daughter,' accusative thygatera, was remodeled after items such as khōra, khōran 'country.' The dual number was lost in nouns, verbs, and adjectives, as was the optative mood (expressing wish or desire) of verbs.
Gaps in consonant aspiration in Chengdu (missing forms in parentheses; occurring forms in boldface).
In addition, Huggins stresses that the threshold (JND) is even higher for changes in consonant than in vowel duration.
Four subjects with mild to moderate sensorineural hearing loss were recruited to participate in consonant and vowel recognition tests that used speech stimuli processed through a noise excited vocoder.
Because, in case you've forgotten, the people of the former Yugoslavia, for reasons too mired in consonant-heavy names and tribal blood-feuds for civilized nations to bother sorting out, could not exercise enough self-control to refrain from engaging in inexplicable, outrageous, and relentlessly brutal civil wars on European soil.
There are also two lengths distinguished in vowels and in consonants.
The systems of sounds in Slavic languages are rich in consonants, particularly in spirants (fricatives, like English s, z, sh) and affricates.
Over time, he learns to place his trust in consonants, thanks to the wise counsel of a marauding Dane named Knt.
Alter's more academic and literary commission allows him to luxuriate in the forked possibilities of the Hebrew text, in its oldest forms written entirely in consonants, and without punctuation.
