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Effects of Gender on the Production of Emphasis in Jordanian Arabic: A Sociophonetic Study
2011
Kansas Working Papers in Linguistics
Overall, the results showed that emphatic vowels were characterized by a raised F1 at the onset and midpoint of the vowel, lowered F2 throughout the vowel, and raised F3 at the onset and offset of the ...
a phonemic feature of Semitic languages such as Arabic and Hebrew. ...
Wahba (1993) compared the regression slopes of plain and emphatic vowels obtained by locus equation for males and females. ...
doi:10.17161/kwpl.1808.8096
fatcat:lvoaka7p35ewpj3jmkjesq6g4m
Individual differences in speech and nonspeech perception of frequency and duration
2004
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Many of the previous studies on individual differences have failed to control for the dialects of the subjects, which suggests that any individual differences that were found may be dialectal. ...
Multidimensional scaling results indicate that there are subgroups within a dialect that attend to frequency and duration differently, and that not all listeners use these cues consistently across dissimilar ...
claim that distance between F2 and F1 along the Bark scale differentiates front vowels by height, as opposed to values of F1. ...
doi:10.1121/1.4784702
fatcat:ny4f5bviozgcrg2cluokcmkwvy
Neural network modeling of a dolphin's sonar discrimination capabilities
1995
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
The sound field scattered by a smooth thin elastic shell immersed in fluid arises largely from specular reflection and acoustic-membrane coupling, unless both source and observer are located near or on ...
d,g/locus equations. ...
However, the mean differences between the sexes, 28/xs and 0.9 dB, were not large compared with the variability across individuals. ...
doi:10.1121/1.413700
pmid:7608403
fatcat:m3nunzs4wfflhfl27n4shdn2n4
Neural network modeling of a dolphin's sonar discrimination capabilities
1994
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
The sound field scattered by a smooth thin elastic shell immersed in fluid arises largely from specular reflection and acoustic-membrane coupling, unless both source and observer are located near or on ...
d,g/locus equations. ...
However, the mean differences between the sexes, 28/xs and 0.9 dB, were not large compared with the variability across individuals. ...
doi:10.1121/1.410770
fatcat:ioiiov6bmjdi7kiflait5dhdfe
A coupled bispectral, temporal and spatial coherence function of the pressure field, scattered from a moving sea surface
1995
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
methods of measurement and test, and terminology in the fields of mechanical shock and physiological acoustics, including aspects of general acoustics, shock, and vibration which pertain to biological ...
Working group chairs will report on their preparation of standards on methods of measurement and testing, and terminology, in physical acoustics, electro-acoustics, sonics, ultrasonics, and underwater ...
notes ranging from F2 (87 Hz) to A5 (880 Hz). ...
doi:10.1121/1.414267
fatcat:gtdrkztuvfbova3a4rdj2f7umu
Voice perception: Sex, pitch, and the right hemisphere
2004
Human Brain Mapping
Most importantly, the results suggest a functional segregation of the right superior temporal cortex for the processing of different voice parameters, whereby (1) voice pitch is processed in regions close ...
and anterior to Heschl's Gyrus, (2) voice spectral information is processed in posterior parts of the superior temporal gyrus (STG) and areas surrounding the planum parietale (PP) bilaterally, and (3) ...
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We thank Lutz Jäncke and two anonymous reviewers for helpful comments on the manuscript. ...
doi:10.1002/hbm.20065
pmid:15593269
fatcat:6szcosaotfgobctcaeutedabdi
Phonetic Notation
[chapter]
The Handbook of Phonetic Sciences
Acknowledgements My thanks to David Broad and Frantz Clermont for a helpful discussion of Broad & Clermont (1987) and to Janine Lilienthal and Nils Ülzmann for proof reading the manuscript.
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Thus the locus frequency can be estimated from the locus equation intercept and slope: (10) L = c/(1 -α)
1220. 3 3 Hz and 0.27 so the best estimate of the F2-locus is 1220.3/(1-0.27) = 1671 Hz which ...
axis proportional to the Bark scale. ...
doi:10.1002/9781444317251.ch18
fatcat:ond6rhoacvhpzeagrtqy5apn2m
Comparison of procedures for determination of acoustic nonlinearity of some inhomogeneous materials
1983
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Within each continua, the frequencies of F• and/% were fixed, while the frequency difference F 2 -F• (or F 3 -F2} varied from •0.5 to = 7.0 bark in steps of •0.5 bark. ...
transition duration contexts (40, 120, 240 ms) or which incorporated identical transition duration changes in three different transition frequency contexts (where F2 locus was 800, 1520, or 2120 Hz} was ...
A half-scale model is implemented by adding two more microphones and using three redundant microphones to give the same beamwidth at 707 Hz. ...
doi:10.1121/1.2020879
fatcat:eid6pixobjetzhkfpo6h2okzua
Influence of statistical surface models on dynamic scattering of high‐frequency signals from the ocean surface
1994
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
The sound field scattered by a smooth thin elastic shell immersed in fluid arises largely from specular reflection and acoustic-membrane coupling, unless both source and observer are located near or on ...
d,g/locus equations. ...
However, the mean differences between the sexes, 28/xs and 0.9 dB, were not large compared with the variability across individuals. ...
doi:10.1121/1.411137
fatcat:ajwj7bozxzg6fd27v4xe57drgm
High‐intensity, focused ultrasonic fields
1988
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Radiation and propagation of sound energy represents fundamental knowledge in all subfields of acoustics and vibration. ...
terms of sound pressure, particle velocity, complex acoustic intensity and energy densities, construction of wave fronts, and determination of phase and group velocities. ...
and (b) along a steady-state/I/to/i/vowel continuum (F1 = 390-270 Hz; F2 = 1990-2290 Hz; F3: 2550-3010 Hz). ...
doi:10.1121/1.2025494
fatcat:yhmkhlqhivbwnp2lxraret33iq
Relevance of time‐varying properties of the first formant frequency in vowel representation
1985
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
The calculations were made with the NORDA Parabolic Equation programs along four horizontal directions representing distinctly different environments and historical shipping distributions. ...
2.8-11.2 Hz, {5} vibration within the range 1.4-11.2 Hz, and {6} sinusoidal vibration with a frequency of 5 Hz. ...
Although the difference between bark-transformed F 1 and F0 decreased significantly as F0 increased, a 3-bark critical distance consistently separated/i/and/ac/ throughout the F0 range. ...
doi:10.1121/1.2023018
fatcat:3lbckbce2rglzj7zx3fp4nhiui
Ultra‐high‐speed imaging of bubbles interacting with cells and tissue
2006
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
F2 locus equations differed systematically as a function of the place of articulation of the other stop. ...
Thwops and wops were likely to be sex-differentiated calls with wops from females and thwops from males. ...
Indexical cues to talker sex and individual talker identity extracted from vowels produced in sentence-length utterances. Michael J. ...
doi:10.1121/1.4788217
fatcat:5drbrqyk65cqzff2cmj5ne6n5e
Free‐field reciprocity calibration of laboratory standard (LS) microphones using a time selective technique
2006
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
F2 locus equations differed systematically as a function of the place of articulation of the other stop. ...
a 3.5 bark bandwidth. ...
Using a parabolic equation ͑PE͒ simulation, Choi and Dahl ͓J. Acoust. Soc. ...
doi:10.1121/1.4788231
fatcat:o5zthkauwvddtjcer4wralkeja
Low‐frequency pressure wave propagation in liquid‐filled, flexible tubes
1992
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
The difference between the design of the two arrays is in the backing of the individual piezoceramic elements. ...
Project Agency, Arlington, VA 22202) Recent experimental evidence has shown that when wave breaking occurs, low-frequency (LF-200 Hz) sound is produced and LF scatter has a different characteristic than ...
for both sexes. ...
doi:10.1121/1.403122
fatcat:x23kvbg555hpnktivjgqhvxspq
Effects of measurement procedure and equipment on average room acoustic measurements
1993
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
There were two possible routes: testing acoustic scale models or full-size auditoria. ...
quantities using 2265 different equipment and measurement procedures. ...
The magnitudes of first and second formant transition extents of male talkers, who ranged from infancy to adulthood, were compared under three different normalization conditions (log Hz, ERB, and Bark ...
doi:10.1121/1.406634
fatcat:rah72seo75gtpgirf4x2ngcg24
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