The phoneme /j/ has three allophones in most dialects: a palatal approximant [j] before vowels besides /iː/ and at the ends of syllables (e.g. [jasˠ] "nice", [bʲɛj] "will be"); a voiced (post palatal fricative before consonants (e.g. [ʝɾʲiən̪ˠ] "sun"); and an intermediate sound [j˔] (with more frication than [j] but less frication than ) before /iː/ (e.g. [j˔iːɾʲə] "straightened".
Moderate acoustic damage can also be reversible, as temporary threshold shifts (TTS), due to acute exposure to high sound levels or chronic exposure to intermediate sound levels that induce reversible physiological changes in hair cells and the blood-labyrinth barrier [8], [9], [10].
red ruffed lemurs also produce pulsed squawk-wail intermediate sounds, but they do not exhibit long, drawn-out wails like the black-and-white ruffed lemurs.
The affricate ch occurs in the word chip 'house,' which is pronounced with a sound intermediate between English chip and cheap; some speakers, especially before the back vowels, pronounce the affricate as a nonpalatalized [ts], and that is thought to have been its 15th-century pronunciation.
Concretes at high dosages rates absorb intermediate and high sound frequencies, i.e., concretes bc4, bc5, bc6, A1, and A4, which may be used for acoustical corrections.
Diameters at both ends of the trunk (D1 and D2), length (if ≥50 cm length), and the decay classes (involved sound, intermediate, and rotten [50, 51]) were recorded for all deadwood.
The improvement was the smallest in the −30°/+30° central region (6.3°±0.2° decrease) and intermediate when the sound appeared in the side ipsilateral to the unplugged ear (12.2°±0.4°).
These phases are most commonly referred to as the first cough sound, intermediate phase and second cough sound (when present).
Diameters at both ends of the trunk (D1 and D2), length (if ≥50 cm length), and the decay classes (involved sound, intermediate, and rotten [ 50, 51]) were recorded for all deadwood.
Pregnant rats fed the antithyroid pharmaceutical propyl thiouracil had both difficulty hearing low and intermediate frequency clicking sounds and loss of motor coordination (Goldey et al. 1995b).
Then, the biomass of the fallen deadwood was determined using the IPCC [50, 51] density reduction factors (sound = 1, intermediate = 0.6, and rotten = 0.45).
