… prosody of an utterance is. This paper considers the fact that the prosody is itself a grammatical
(phonological… c examples of how phonetic ambiguities in the prosodic parse complicate …

… fL phonetics and phonology research is … phonological and phonetic differences between
L1 and fL, and empirical validation underlies all the current research in foreign-language speech…

… systematic consequences of prosody and intonation for details of pronunciation which are
more … of prosody and improved technology for handling quantitative measurements of speech. …

… the phonetic and the phonological level), speech pathology, and speech technology; in addition,
we can speak about prosody … Speech prosody is continuous and smooth over short time …

… Implications of the relation between prosodic position and lingual … Phonology, and the
literature on prosodic strength are discussed. Based on the quantitative analysis of phonetic …

… If we look at the data from the prosodic point of view (Table 4), half of phonetic TUs is smaller
than a clause, … between (phonological-)prosodic and syntactic constituents on the basis of …

… framework of Function-Oriented Experimental Phonetics. In Kohler's opinion, the former has
neglected crucial ingredients of prosodic phonology such as time, communicative function, …

… Put generally, then, the phonetic realization of phonological properties of … discourse factors.
In summary, when a speaker plans for the phonetic aspects of speech production, prosodic …

… and prosodic factors on boundary placement, and to describe the phonetics and phonology
… these goals intonational phrasing has been studied on a corpus of laboratory speech which …

… in the general area of Speech Prosody with a particular (but non-exclusive) focus on the
importance of phonetics and phonology in this field. The topic of speech prosody is today a far …