Sentence examples for phonetic characteristics from inspiring English sources

The considered features rely mainly on linguistic information that have been extended to phonetic characteristics extracted from visual domain.

In this article, selection of TIT material considering Turkish phonetic characteristics is discussed and the conduct of TIT including recording, preparing and presentation of test material is detailed.

For example, if the final two syllables belong to a dominant stress neighborhood, the phonetic characteristics of its segments, in particular the vowel (nucleus) of the penultimate syllable – its duration and intensity – will be consistent with a stressed syllable.

The phonological and phonetic characteristics of the words were controlled and we limited the use of certain phonemes with intrinsically longer durations (e.g. fricatives [70]), as well as consonant clusters, so that syllabic duration would be as consistent as possible between words.

Function words tend to have simpler phonetic characteristics than content words (Dworzynski & Howell, 2004; Howell, Au-Yeung, Yaruss, & Eldridge, in press).

In addition to the availability of formantlike structures, sine wave models have specific time-varying phonetic characteristics, such as low-amplitude parts and syllable amplitude onsets and offsets (attack and decay structures), that are typical of speech sounds.

However, it may be natural to assume that some speech frames can provide more speaker-specific information than others due to both acoustic-phonetic characteristics of speech signals and speaker's own voice characteristics.

It has to be noted that all contrasts in this task differed on one phonetic feature only, so that errors may only have been caused by phonetic similarity.

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).

In both cases, the orthographic cluster forming the nucleus of the penultimate syllable and the last syllable of a consistent neighborhood would activate a phonetic representation in which the characteristics of the vowel of the penultimate syllable (i.e., whether it is a tonic vowel or not) are already specified.

Apart from its logical construction, Esperanto has another appealing characteristic: it is phonetic and orthographic, meaning that each letter represents only one sound, and each sound is represented by only one letter.