Sentence examples for phonological structure from inspiring English sources
Alphabetic writing systems represent the phonological structure of the language.
Spoken Tamil has changed substantially over time, including changes in the phonological structure of words.
By careful examination of such systematic relationships, it is possible to sketch out much of the phonological structure of early Uralic.
These three allomorphs, it will be evident, are in complementary distribution, and the alternation between them is determined by the phonological structure of the preceding morph.
The final /n/ of show-n or see-n (which marks them as past participles) is not determined by the phonological structure of the morphs show and see.
The proposed feature extraction methodology and the decomposition of the signs into their phonological structure is a promising method to help expert systems designed for SLR.
Linear B is thus an incomplete script for representing the phonological structures of the spoken language.
Grammatical and phonological structures are relatively stable and change noticeably over centuries rather than decades (see below Linguistic change), but vocabularies can change very quickly both in word stock and in word meanings.
The hybrid static pronunciation models take into account word phonological structures, unigram probabilities, stress and phone context information simultaneously, while the hybrid dynamic models consider an extra feature, speaking rate, to generate pronunciation variants of words.
Even though Chinese and English have highly dissimilar phonological structures, completing the phonological awareness task requires sensitivity to speech sounds and perceptual and attention skills that are common across different phonological systems.
However, as Marcel had relatively intact semantics and had difficulty "activating the appropriate lexical-phonological structures from lexical-semantic input" (Kemmerer et al., 2007, p. 14), the impact of impaired semantic knowledge on gesture production was not explored.
