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In the case of words with a heavy - light syllable pattern , perceived stress is associated with longer vowel length ( the first vowel ) and not with the higher frequency vowel ( usually the second ) . For three - quarters of the words ...
In the case of words with a heavy - light syllable pattern , perceived stress is associated with longer vowel length ( the first vowel ) and not with the higher frequency vowel ( usually the second ) . For three - quarters of the words ...
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CONCLUSION This paper has given an analysis of Border Lakes Ojibwe word stress based on a careful empirical study of its acoustic correlates . The proposed analysis has been couched in the framework of Optimality Theory , making use of ...
CONCLUSION This paper has given an analysis of Border Lakes Ojibwe word stress based on a careful empirical study of its acoustic correlates . The proposed analysis has been couched in the framework of Optimality Theory , making use of ...
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A cross - linguistic study on the perception and production of stress . UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 47 : 1-59 . Bernhardt , Barbara Handford , & Joseph Paul Stemberger . 1998. Handbook of phonological development .
A cross - linguistic study on the perception and production of stress . UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 47 : 1-59 . Bernhardt , Barbara Handford , & Joseph Paul Stemberger . 1998. Handbook of phonological development .
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