Sentence examples for voicing between from inspiring English sources

The production results revealed significant differences in voicing between the monolingual and bilingual children, namely, for the voiced plosives.

The presence of an inflected form in English is accompanied by a specific phonological feature an agreement in voicing between a final coronal consonant and the preceding segment (Marslen-Wilson and Tyler 2007).

There were no statistically significant differences in intelligibility, fluency, and voicing between the two patient groups, but the sound of the voice was significantly worse in patients older than 65 years of age (P = 0.01).

He said a witness reported hearing loud voices between 2am and 3am that night.

Björk rests her voice between shows anyway, so we talked over email about some of her current inspirations.

Order!" issued in a voice between strident and frankly bored, and is elected – or re-elected – on the first day of every new parliament.

Both she and Boseley believe they will be able achieve "a similar tone of voice" between her news output and his entertainment material.

"This is a due process violation, no doubt about it," Judge DePhillips said, his voice between a plea and a shout.

There are many possible reasons for this: Petty's leader ego, a difference in voice between the way Tench writes and the way the Heartbreakers record.

Bauer expertly shifts voices between the son as an eight-year-old and as a 28-year-old returning home to nurse his dying mother.

Technically, this rule states that in the Germanic branch of Indo-European, all non-initial voiceless fricatives (spirants) became voiced between voiced sounds if they followed an unaccented syllable in Indo-European or Sanskrit.