The phonemes of a language are the segments that contrast in the underlying forms.
His exploration of the underlying forms of nature was to inspire many artists after him, notably Picasso, who called Cézanne "the father of us all".
In both programs, I had to jump back and forth repeatedly between the interview and the underlying forms to ensure I got them right.
Later, when he has learned about the function of sounds and the underlying forms in the language, he might make a more systematic transcription, known as a broad transcription, in which each phoneme is represented by a simple symbol.
The overall design of the work its main volumes, proportions, and axial arrangement is determined by the underlying forms; and the smaller forms, surface modeling, and decorative details are all formed around and sustained by this underlying structure.
American English may be said to have at least 13 vowel phonemes, which contrast in the underlying forms of words such as bate, bat, beat, bet, bite, bit, bout, but, boat, dot, bought, balm, and boy.
So the underlying form of Hindi cinema is identical to the underlying form of all stories universally, everywhere in the world.
The underlying form is known as the phonemic sometimes morphophonemic, or phonological representation of the word.
It is important to note that there are other methods to approximate the underlying form of the self exciting process.
However, the development of the brass texture does not persist to large strains under the assumed model, suggesting perhaps that revisions are necessary to the underlying form of the hardening model or that deformation mechanisms other than slip intervene at larger strains.
The approach that was taken while unable to provide an estimate of richness for 16S rRNA based OTUs as conventionally defined (ie: at a 3% dissimilarity cutoff), nonetheless provides insight to the underlying form of the community distribution.
