We compared stop contrasts that differed on one phonetic feature (place of articulation) with fricative contrasts that differed on one phonetic feature (place of articulation).
To examine similarity, we compared stop and fricative contrasts that differed on one phonetic feature (place of articulation) with contrasts that differed on more phonetic features (e.g., voicing, place, and manner of articulation).
The lower articular surface of the humerus is subdivided into two parts, one for articulation with the radius and one for articulation with the ulna, both being included in the elbow joint.
This is one of the earliest articulations of the existential anxiety that still preys on novelists today.
According to one prominent articulation of an attribution theory of motivation (Weiner 1985), the process of assigning causal attributions is a multi-stage process that begins with an event.
It is in the nature of intellectual life — and part of its value — to gravitate toward the extreme alternative position, since that is usually the one most in need of articulation.
All children had higher error rates when pairs differed in one phonetic feature (place of articulation, e.g., /spill/ -/still/) than when three features (voicing, manner, and place of articulation, e.g., /spot/-/slot/) differed, suggesting that phonetic similarity created accuracy problems in speech perception for all children.
It is one of the best articulations of "geek culture" to reach the big screen.
John von Neumann, a pioneer of game theory, which uses mathematics to predict human behavior, was involved in one of the earliest articulations of the design for an electronic computer: the Electronic Discrete Variable Automatic Computer EDVACC) report published in 1945.
Gramercy Farmer & the Fish is one of the latest articulations of the theme, and a counterpart to Purdy's Farmer & the Fish, which the chef Michael Kaphan opened, five years ago, in Westchester, along with his partner and fishmonger, Edward Taylor.
