Sentence examples for phonological from inspiring English sources

Phonology also organizes sounds but in terms of phonemes, allophones, alternations, utterances, phonological representations, underlying forms, syllables, words, stress-groups, feet and tone groups.

This is another instance of phonological conditioning.

The most remarkable phonological feature of Insular Celtic is the development of a double series of consonants in which strongly articulated consonants are distinguished from their weak counterparts.

Later, however, the two series became independent, or phonological.

Yet by late childhood they have, through progressive stages, acquired the basic vocabulary of at least one language, together with its phonological and grammatical structure.

The vowel system reconstructed for Proto-Altaic bears some similarity to the "cubic" vowel system of Turkish, which is a symmetrical system of eight vowel phonemes defined by three phonological oppositions: back/nonback, high/nonhigh, and round (labial)/nonround (nonlabial).

Altaic languages, group of languages consisting of three language families Turkic, Mongolian, and Manchu-Tungus that show noteworthy siManchu-Tungus thatbulary, morphological and showactic structure, anoteworthy phonological featuresimilarities

The phonological systems of Ancient Greek differ noticeably from one period to another and from one dialect to another.

The same may be true in non-phonological domains too.

A standard, but controversial, assumption is that LFs are the input to semantic theory, not the phonological/orthographic objects we hear and see.

The relationship of sentences in natural language to LFs can be one to many: the phonological/orthographic forms of a sentence can be associated with more than one LF.