When, on the second try, consonants were stressed, words materialized where before there had been only sounds.
The musical rhetoric of his playing is that of a sermon in a black American Pentecostal church, building in intensity, cresting on notes corresponding to stressed words and phrases in the poem.
Rather than whistling while she worked, Snow White worked the audience with her precise delivery, key stressed words, planned pauses, overuse of alliteration and her pitch perfect pithiness.
MHK transcribed all recorded material verbatim including questions, pauses and underlined stressed words.
We paid close attention to length of stanzas, pauses and sighs, pronouns, repetition of words, synonyms and stressed words.
Even though incorrectly stressed words (e.g., anGRY) appeared to delay lexical decision responses compared to correctly stressed words (e.g., ANgry, Slowiaczek, 1990), facilitation due to stress overlap in priming context is not obligatorily found (Slowiaczek et al., 2006).
We did not present words with stress on the second syllable, because they are not only less frequent in German, but they also are usually acquired later than initially stressed words.
Pitch and stressed words were marked and next of kin's gestures were noted in the transcript, in order to preserve not only what was said but also how it was said [ 22, 31].
How a child stresses words and the rhythm of speech may be impaired by Asperger's.
The stressed word in this climactic sentence is "opposite".
