… None of the subjects had previously received special training in phonetics, phonology, or
prosody, or reported any speech or hearing impairments. The subjects received compensation …

… For analysing the prosodic structure of Khortha, the … of speech prosody and formulation of
the intonation grammar. It is a widely accepted set of rules on the phonology and phonetics of …

… from the phonological literature on the acquisition of prosody and in … phonological literature
on prosodic acquisition as it traditionally has been on the phonological literature on prosody …

… (eg, syntax, phonology), prosody is different in that there is … of prosody. Nongrammatical
factors, such as an individual's boredom or engagement; the lexical, phonetic, and phonological …

… voice signals, evaluate the spectrum, classify speech signals, and produce assessments on
texts. However, it is currently used in pronunciation … evaluation of speech and voice samples. …

… prosody (or suprasegmental phonology). Prosody involves many auditory properties of speech
… Prosodic features are indeed suprasegmental; they affect every segment in an utterance, …

… I will then outline how prosodic structure may be created in the speech planning process (…
I propose that it is in this phonetic component where abstract phonological and prosodic units …

… Moreover, they show that prosodic prominence cueing interacts with the position of such …
that prosodic prominence perception is not solely related to the phonetic and phonological …

… and semantic control in our stimulus for a systematic comparison of prosodic effects between
IS conditions. We adopt a three-level representation of information status with levels not …

… characteristics of RQs are ‘hard to pin down’), we identify specific phonological and phonetic
… or even phonology only. Moreover, we identify the phonological and phonetic parameters …