Sentence examples for the close phonetic from inspiring English sources

What mattered was the close phonetic association.

The perceived phonetic distance between each of two contrasting L2 phones and the closest L1 segment(s) (if any) is proposed to lead to differences in L2 contrast discriminability.

As show in this plot, the network size changes close to the phonetic boundary, like [W] to [e:r] and [j] to [i].

Specifically, it investigates the phonetic and interactional properties of "multi-unit sequence transition turns" (such as "yes + okay then"), which are regularly employed by speakers to manoeuvre the call from some on-topic talk into the closing section.

Punning is the source of the phonetic alphabet.

For example, we have shown that TMS-induced disruption of the lip representation in the primary motor cortex impairs discrimination of synthetic speech sounds that are close to the phonetic category boundary (e.g., "ba" vs. "da"), whereas disruption of the motor hand representation does not affect discrimination performance (Möttönen and Watkins 2009).

At the Academy, he acquired the nickname "Jig Dog" from the phonetic alphabet for his initials.

In other pieces, The Observer has used both spellings: the conventional "darling" and the phonetic "dahling".

The next list shows the three best phonetic strings of the first sample obtained by the phonetic decoder: (3).

The pronunciation depends on the phonetic context.

See "Appendix 3" for the items used in the phonetic feature analysis.