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2. The Distinction between [æ] and [ε]: A Problem in Acoustic Analysis
3. Linguistic Segments, Acoustic Segments, and Synthetic Speech
4. Closure Duration and the Intervocalic Voiced-Voiceless Distinction in English
5. Tamil Verb Classification
6. 12. The voiceless unaspirated stops of English
7. Studies in General and English Phonetics: Essays in Honour of Professor J.D. O'Connor
8. Studies in General and English Phonetics: Essays in Honour of Professor J. D. O'Connor Jack Windsor Lewis
9. Introduction to Spoken Telugu. Program in Oriental Languages. Publication Series B--Aids--Number 18.
10. Voice-Timing Perception in Spanish Word-Initial Stops
11. A Plaintive Note re the Recent IPA Revisions
12. On the Interpretation of Vowel "Quality": The Dimension of Rounding
13. ON LEARNING A NEW CONTRAST
14. Speech across a linguistic boundary
15. Dravidian Literature
16. Voice Timing in Korean Stops
17. Glottal Modes in Consonant Distinctions
18. STOP DURATION AND VOICING IN ENGLISH
19. Introduction to the Spectrography of Speech Ernst Pulgram
20. The Parji Language, A Dravidian Language of Bastar T. Burrow S. Bhattacharya
21. Kolami, a Dravidian Language M. B. Emeneau
22. Stop Categorization and Voice Onset Time
23. Introduction to Phonetics L. F. Brosnahan Bertil Malmberg
24. Towards a History of Phonetics R. E. Asher Eugénie J. A. Henderson
25. Perceiving Final Voiceless Stops without Release: Effects of Preceding Monophthongs versus Nonmonophthongs
26. Jack Windsor Lewis (ed.), Studies in general and English phonetics: essays in honour of Professor J. D. O'Connor. London: Routledge, 1995. Pp. xxii+473.
27. Measurement for measurement’s sake: Phonologically irrelevant stop voicing durations
28. Tracking the gliding tongue and lips: Articulatory undershoot or perceptual overshoot or ...?
29. F0 gives voicing information even with unambiguous voice onset times
30. The curious case of English /w/ and /y/
31. Auditory and Visual Cueing of the [±Rounded] Feature Of Vowels
32. Voiced versus voiceless inaspirates: The perception of English stops
33. Voiced versus voiceless inaspirates: Acoustic measurements of English stops
34. Distinctive, redundant, predictable, neotssary, sufficffint accounting for English /bdg/-/ptk/
35. Medial voicing distinctions in English trochees
36. When is a stop aspirated
37. Gradient Effects of Fundamental Frequency on Stop Consonant Voicing Judgments
38. AUDITORY AND VISUAL CUEING OF THE [± ROUNDED] FEATURE OF VOWELS.
39. "VOICING" IN ENGLISH; A CATALOGUE OF ACOUSTIC FEATURES SIGNALING /b/ VERSUS /p/ IN TROCHEES.
40. HOW IS THE ASPIRATION OF ENGLISH /p, t, k/ "PREDICTABLE"?
41. IN QUALIFIED DEFENSE OF VOT.
42. The pursuit of invariance in speech signals.
43. Is it VOT or a first-formant transition detector?
44. SUPRAGLOTTAL AIR PRESSURE IN THE PRODUCTION OF ENGLISH STOPS.
45. SOME EFFECTS OF CONTEXT ON VOICE ONSET TIME IN ENGLISH STOPS.
46. AN EFFECT OF LEARNING ON SPEECH PERCEPTION: THE DISCRIMINATION OF DURATIONS OF SILENCE WITH AND WITHOUT PHONEMIC SIGNIFICANCE.
47. Minimal Rules for Synthesizing Speech.
48. SPECTROGRAPHIC COMPARISON OF RANGES OF VIBRATION FREQUENCY AMONG SOME INNOCENT CARDIAC MURMURS IN CHILDHOOD AND SOME MURMURS OF VALVULAR INSUFFICIENCY.
49. Voicing in intervocalic stops and fricatives in Dutch
50. Voice-timing perception in Spanish word-initial stops**This article is a revised version of a paper given at the 83rd Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America, 18–21 April 1972 in Buffalo, New York. The research was supported in large part by a grant from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
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