We have also compared the average likelihoods of the phonemes and phoneme error rate to find out if the drop in ASR performance with ageing is due to changes in articulation patterns of a subset of the phonemes.
Contrary to this hypothesis, it was suggested that tarsal/metatarsal articulation patterns in peramelemorphs, which differ from the plesiomorphic mammalian condition, are a consequence of convergent acquisition of syndactyly [ 8, 15].
Each type of dermal armor forms distinct articulation patterns that facilitate different functional advantages.
With ageing, human voices undergo several changes which are typically characterized by increased hoarseness and changes in articulation patterns.
In summary, this study has identified seven factors reflecting aspects of communication encompassing early language development and later verbal ability, semantic-pragmatic skills, and articulation patterns; difficulties in social understanding and inhibition; and repetitive-stereotyped behaviour.
Also, they provide stability for seeing those relationships and for working on specific language needs such as articulation patterns of words and/or sounds.
Indeed, no difference in articulation patterns of peramelemorphs compared to other marsupials was noted, other than that pertaining to digit IV.
Broca's area is necessary for the labeling of emotions, therefore, its deactivation under symptom provocation eventually may be due to insular dysfunction in connecting verbal affect with smooth motoric articulation patterns.
Fourth, a design using a multiple reflection curved mirror is employed in this research to adjust light energy distribution; therefore, the articulation of the light pattern can be enhanced.
In all these ground patterns, the articulation between the median sclerite and the sternite is in a more posterior position than in other examined taxa.
