… representation, codes the prosodic form as a sequence of … phonological representation
of prosodic form, which we assume is more directly related to the representation of prosodic …

… Following Selkirk, we will refer to these collectively as PROSODIC PHONOLOGY. These
tend to be, however, primarily formal accounts and one would hope that the facts which are so …

… of prosodic form in spontaneous speech are reliably imitated by listeners. Using a speech
imitation paradigm, we compare the prosodic … of pitch accents and prosodic boundaries; the …

… phonological rules, and the phonetic shape of the output of the rules. "7 If indeed there is a
difference in all three areas, lexicon, rules, and phonetic … regarding the phonological rules . …

… 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 …

… the phonetic rendition of utterances. Of course, the phonetic and phonological meanings of
the word prosody … , and in section 4 some communicative functions of speech prosody will be …

… of prosody  those that arise from purely physical phonetic factors and are not reflected
in the mental lexicon  vs. phonologically-… the influence of posited phonetic causes one-by-one. …

… phonological prosodic categories and disordered prosody is … Finally, visual prosody
interacts with speech prosody, … other areas of speech such as segmental phonetics, but the …

… experimental phonetics, and psycholinguistics, speech prosody … speech prosody, namely
local speech rate, can contribute to recognition of segmental information. Apparently phonemic …

… boundary tones and phrase tones are phonological rather than phonetic, ie, the transcriptions
… attempting to deduce a system of phonological representation for intonation from observed …