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The pair have brought the case in the Brooklyn federal court, where they claim the food company have infringed their trademark with a "phonetic play on Daryl Hall and John Oates' well-known brand name".
It's not just a melodic but a phonetic approach to singing which is totally intuitive, and which she invented herself.
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We relished the unabashed science-fictionality of Edwin Morgan, and the likewise unabashed Glaswegian phonetic demotic of Tom Leonard.
But fundamental frequencies, too, can be disguised.In this section Waltzing with death We've got rhythm Expensive Iteration Shadow strokes ReprintsVolker Dellwo, a phonetic scientist from University College London, conducted a small study in which he asked an actor to read 25 sentences in either his natural voice or with an accent.
The huge phonetic databases that sit beneath its speech engines would take a competitor many years to compile.
It was an ad for Keljob (quel job), a recruitment agency, promising "le speed recrutement" and "des ateliers coaching" (atelier meaning workshop in French).The number of French firms using phonetic spelling is proliferating.
It is the phonetic system used virtually everywhere in the world, including the United Nations and the International Organisation for Standardisation, for transcribing Mandarin pronunciation of Chinese characters into the Roman alphabet.
Though I suppose the existence or non-existence of the u is helpful in determining whether the author is American or not.Robert Carlton Professor of history Chaffey College Rancho Cucamonga, CaliforniaSIR – American spelling is not only easier but more phonetic than the British system in large part because of reforms introduced by Theodore Roosevelt.
Overturning the theory that Egypt adapted the art from Mesopotamia, the phonetic symbols put back the "invention" of writing by two or three centuries, to around 3,300BC.Across the Nile at Akhmim, Egyptian archaeologists are beginning to uncover a temple precinct that may prove as large as the temple of Karnak at Luxor.
Its entries are models of user-friendly, organised clarity; pronunciation, for instance, is omitted where it is not needed but given (standard southern-English, in the international phonetic alphabet) where it is.
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The term "phonetic" primarily functions as an adjective , modifying nouns to describe something related to the sounds of speech or their representation. As Ludwig AI states, it relates to the study of human speech sounds or to the system of symbols that represent them.
Expression frequency: Very common
