Sentence examples for phonetic design from inspiring English sources

Recent work at the interface of phonetics and Conversation Analysis has been concerned with the functional import of the phonetic design of talk.

One particular challenge has been to understand how and if the phonetic design of talk affects its interpretation.

This paper examines the impact of phonetic design on sequential structure and it's role in signalling transition relevance.

This paper contributes to the study of the interactional functions of so-called formulations, while at the same time proposing an account for variability in phonetic design with reference to the observable interactional and sequential structure of talk.

A range of features of phonetic design (including pitch, loudness, duration, and articulatory characteristics) are shown to be deployed in systematic ways in order to handle the dual tasks of avoiding the signaling of transition relevance at the end of the pivot, and marking out the fittedness of the pivot to both what precedes and what follows.

In addition to commonalities in interactional function, these turns have systematic phonetic designs with various parameters such as pitch, loudness and glottalisation patterning together in different ways.

Storm put a lasting mark on Norwegian dialectology through his phonetic alphabet Norvegia, designed for the transcription of Norwegian dialects.

Four normal hearing, experienced sign language users were recorded under SC and speech alone (SA) conditions speaking Boothroyd's forced-choice phonetic contrast material designed for measurement of speech intelligibility.

Four hearing, experienced sign language users were recorded under SC and speech alone (SA) conditions speaking Boothroyd's (1985) forced-choice phonetic contrast material designed for measurement of speech intelligibility.

Aime is French for love and is a phonetic play on designer Monica Mei's initials.

Countermeasures -- Don't shop on sites that look like they were designed by practitioners of phonetic writing or sites that would have looked awesome in 2004.