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... syllable words . It should also be noted that this pattern is by no means invariant ; ( 17 ) gives examples of tokens of words uttered with different frequency patterns . ( 17 ) word gloss wa : .wa : .fke 352 BONNIE SWIERZBIN.
... syllable words . It should also be noted that this pattern is by no means invariant ; ( 17 ) gives examples of tokens of words uttered with different frequency patterns . ( 17 ) word gloss wa : .wa : .fke 352 BONNIE SWIERZBIN.
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... pattern is rarely heard in longer words . Another pattern common to four - syllable words is shown in ( 18 ) . In this pattern , the frequency of the first syllable is relatively high , that of the second and third syllables is lower ...
... pattern is rarely heard in longer words . Another pattern common to four - syllable words is shown in ( 18 ) . In this pattern , the frequency of the first syllable is relatively high , that of the second and third syllables is lower ...
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... pattern for primary stress , and the vowel duration differences are sometimes small . For instance , in [ ninámɅtábimìn ] the second vowel is 70 ms long and the fourth is 67 ms , not a difference dis- cernible by ear . Words with three ...
... pattern for primary stress , and the vowel duration differences are sometimes small . For instance , in [ ninámɅtábimìn ] the second vowel is 70 ms long and the fourth is 67 ms , not a difference dis- cernible by ear . Words with three ...
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