Sentence examples for linguistic rhythm from inspiring English sources

Treatment and comparison groups were taught using specially designed materials with the treatment group exposed to salient linguistic rhythm.

Role of linguistic rhythm for language acquisition.

Furthermore, a better understanding of the neural basis of song is surely germane to the ongoing debate on the evolutionary origins of language and music, especially in view of propositions that the protolanguage used by early humans was characterized by singing [23], [24] and that vocal learning was a key feature governing the evolution of musical and linguistic rhythm [25].

You can put very, very complicated linguistic rhythms into their mouths.

Comparisons of cases' and controls' speech in terms of speech content, linguistic cues, prosody, rhythm may help distinguishing – if differences are found – what PSYANs had intuitively perceived.

The aim of the present study was to characterize specific prosodic components such as linguistic prosody (intonation, rhythm and emphasis) and emotional prosody and to correlate them with the neural network underlying them.

Caird suggests that directing a successful farce depends on removing any variables: "You must spend hour upon hour honing the physical and linguistic routines and rhythms that will eventually release the audience's laughter.

Speech constitutes an example of such a physical complexity, in which different rhythms index linguistic representations of different granularities, from phoneme to syllables and words (Rosen, 1992; Zion Golumbic et al., 2012).

(And let's not forget Lewis Carroll.) But her witty linguistic collages have their own rhythms and rules, reflecting the attitude of a generation that takes for granted the comic banality of everyday discourse and the disjunction between emotion and expression that is a hallmark of the post-ironic age — the youth whose response to the confusions of the world is a cosmic "whatever".

"But here I've been really surrendering to the words, to the rhythm and the tempo, the linguistic gymnastics and the puns".

Extraction of the linguistic content generates expectations for upcoming speech rhythm through prediction of specific lexical items (DeLong et al. 2005) or by anticipating clause boundaries (Grosjean 1983), as well as other prosodic elements that have rhythmic correlates apparent in the amplitude envelope (Rosen 1992).