In future versions, the system may also include a measure called speech entropy, which represents the increasing complexity of a child's speech as new consonants, words and phrases are added to its repertory.
Furthermore, no valid pretext justifies dismissing heuristically the production of new voiceless consonant-like calls by great apes.
Nor was the Latin alphabet capable of dealing with the new system of consonant quality that appears in Irish alone among the Celtic languages.
Today, in the full flush of the pro-consonant, New Romantic, neo-tonal revival, the experimenters of yore look a little isolated, a little nostalgic for days gone by, whatever their current success may be.
I never would have left it but for a place that presented some exciting new opportunities and was consonant with my own values".
Then, because Socrates wants not only to show that it is always better to be just but also to convince Glaucon and Adeimantus of this point, and because Socrates' proofs are opposed by the teachings of poets, he bolsters his case in Book Ten by indicting the poets' claims to represent the truth and by offering a new myth that is consonant with his proofs.
In the two relational memory experiments, the dependent variable was percentage of given fit responses per condition (intact pair, broken pair, new pair, pair of consonant strings).
The effects of this new sound on preceding consonants are varied, but in many cases these have been pronounced with the tongue raised more toward or against the roof of the mouth, or palate (a process classified as a form of assimilation), sometimes ending up eventually as a dental fricative (such as z and th) or affricate (such as ch) and perhaps modifying the preceding vowel.
