Sentence examples for sound inventory from inspiring English sources

Chinese is phonologically different from English in terms of the sound inventory, syllable structures, and the use of tones to differentiate the meaning of syllables.

Despite the many differences between Chinese and English phonological awareness in terms of sound inventory, syllable structure, and the utilization of suprasegmental features such as tones to mark meaning, there is still significant overlap of skills when learners are required to segment, analyze, manipulate, and assemble speech sounds.

The diversity in Taiwanese languages was formerly overlooked for several reasons, including their similar sound inventories, for instance the lack of so-called palatal consonants (such as 'z', 'j', 'ch' and 'sh' in English).

The algorithm recursively estimates the alignments, sound inventories, regular sound changes, and sporadic sound changes that maximize the likelihood function derived from this model.

The principle of conservativeness is a wise recommendation for countries that are still in the readiness phase, but have not yet implemented a sound REDD inventory concept.

While this may sound like the inventory of a well-stocked medicine cabinet, we were actually standing in Shinzato's kitchen garden.

Another trend in Europe and elsewhere is to establish statistically sound sampling based inventories.

Our extensive inventory includes sound systems from a mic and podium to a concert PA.

For example, Marathi has ḷ, which in the inventory of sounds is listed after h.

He brimmed with pride at his inventory and sounded like any small businessman as he complained about onerous government regulation.

One of Reznor's earliest innovations was to couple an assaultive inventory of sounds with lyrics that were so intimate that at times they were uncomfortable to hear ("I want to fu... .....).