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Speech Production and Language
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Table of contents
- 1. Background
- Speech: a physicist remembers
- 2. Laryngeal functions in speech
- Male-female differences in anterior commissure angle
- Correlations among intrinsic laryngeal muscles during speech gestures
- Regulation of fundamental frequency with a physiologically-based model of the larynx
- High-speed digital image analysis of temporal changes in vocal fold vibration in tremor
- Phonetic control of the glottal opening
- 3. Voice source characteristics in speech
- Frequency domain analysis of glottal flow: The LF-model revisited
- Consequences of intonation for the voice source
- Fundamental frequency rule for English discourse
- Physiological and acoustical correlates of voicing distinction in esophageal speech
- 4. Articulatory organization
- The postalveolar fricatives of Polish
- A note on the durations of American English consonants
- Articulatory coordination and its neurobiological aspects
- Token-to-token variation of tongue-body vowel targets: The effect of context
- The phonetic realization of the haiku form in Estonian poetry, compared to Japanese
- Synthesis and coding of speech using physiological models
- 5. Verbal behavior: sound structure, information structure
- Comparison of speech sounds: distance vs. cost metrics
- A note on Japanese passives
- Sentence production and information
- Index