… of prosody into Articulatory Phonology. A capsule review of the Articulatory Phonology theoretical
… prosodic structure under consideration. Parameter dynamics, activation dynamics, and …

… What is prosody generally? Here, we take prosody to be the organization of phonological
material into phonologically motivated sequences. It can thus be opposed to the simultaneous …

… The hierarchical structure groups gestures or segments into larger prosodic units, ranging …
phrase-level prosody as it is understood in the framework of Articulatory Phonology (Browman …

… In Section 2, we discuss some additional evidence favoring indirect over direct reference
as the source of chunk definition in phrasal phonology and provide an overview of prosodic …

… In phonological models, prosodic structure is said to regulate many connected speech
phenomena. Following Selkirk (1980) these phenomena can be classed into the following …

… an opaque morpho-phonological relationship (the sounds differ). Note that our definition
of morpho-phonology includes both segmental and suprasegmental phonology (ie, prosody). …

… of prominence relate to phonology, defined in terms of … sought to explore how phonology
might mediate the effects … to vary significantly as a function of phonology; a word’s perceived …

… We could assume that the specificity of prosodic prominence lies in the fact that prosodic
characteristics, rather than characteristics of other kind, contribute to making one unit stand out …

… background on prosodic research, eg division between phonetics and phonology, … as to
yet most detailed phonetic descriptions of prosodic phenomena in Cayuga. Taking the phonetic …

… In many cases, a phonological unit does not seem to have clearly specified phonetic … have
all converged to a shape that resembles the phonological description of the Falling tone. A …