… produce speech without prosody, but segments are strongly influenced by all aspects of
prosodic structure… In phonological models, prosodic structure is said to regulate many connected …

… Note that the π- gesture is the cognitive repre sen ta tion of the prosodic boundary, not just
its phonetic implementation, in the same spirit that constriction gestures are si mul ta neously …

… of prosody into Articulatory Phonology. A capsule review of the Articulatory Phonology
theoretical … At the juncture of prosody, phonology, and phonetics—the interaction of phrasal and …

… , oscillator models in phonology and phonetics, and finally the … speech prosody, and very
little is known about the longer major domains. First, a number of issues in prosodic phonology …

… of prosody and to discuss how the prosodic structure modulates phonetic realizations of
phonological … Research on speech prosody has been in the vanguard of exploring the linguistic …

… phonetic topics in phonemic tone and accent prosody, word prosody, phrasal prosody and
discourse prosody … to phonemic speech sounds and their features than to prosodic features …

… in which prominence perception is rich and complex, and importantly for our purposes, best
understood in the context of a phonological model of the to-be-perceived speech material. …

… prosodic boundaries on phonetic categorization. This suggests that a perception shift in
phonetic … On the one hand, from the field of prosodic phonology, it has often been assumed that …

… for the formal link between intonational phonology and phonetics, analysis of contours will …
separation between the fields of intonational phonology and formal semantics/pragmatics has …

… However, most authors agree that prosody describes abstract phonological phenomena,
such as … The term prosody is also used to refer to the phonetic attributes used to encode these …