… 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 …

… 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. …

… phonological investigation, from the phonetic properties of speech sounds that are the basis
for most feature systems to syllable structure and prosodic morphology. The fundamentals of …

… 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 …

… This book is designed as an introduction to the linguistic study of speech sounds, that is,
the disciplines of phonetics and phonology, in either undergraduate or beginning graduate …

… In many cases, a phonological unit does not seem to have clearly specified phonetic …
research that may shed light not only on speech prosody, but also on broader issues like language …

… ) speech prosody and the pragmatic/discourse aspect of the message and (ii) phonetics and
phonology, … interplay between prosody, phonology, and phonetics in speech production and …

… Thus, although languages may differ in terms of their surface syntactic structure and in
the explicit marking of prosodic domains using phonetic and phonological processes, the …