The study of articulatory phonetics has provided considerable insights into the complex biomechanical processes that underlie speech production. Research on Australian Indigenous languages ...

Articulatory Phonetics: The branch of phonetics that studies the physical processes of speech production, including the movement of speech organs. Coarticulation: ...

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Ghorman is one of the most intricate languages in all of Star Wars. We asked the show’s dialect coach exactly how she pulled ...

ABSTRACT: Part I of this multi-part paper contains basic practical and introductory observations about difficulties faced by westerners in learning to pronounce Chinese (Depuydt, 2024). It was argued ...

How phonetic categories are extracted has been the subject of ... their incongruent engagement could disrupt the perception of voicing by interfering with the gestural articulatory plan as a whole.

Abstract: We describe a comparative evaluation of different movement generation systems capable of computing articulatory trajectories from phonetic input. The articulatory trajectories here pilot the ...

This course explores how these vibrations are transformed into meaningful sound, covering phonetics from three perspectives: 1) Articulatory: how do we use our vocal tracts to create and shape airflow ...

The research undertaken in the department covers all aspects of speech communication: phonetics, articulation, sound generation, sound analysis, hearing, perception and phonological decoding. Broadly ...

The scientific study of the sound of speech, including its production and perception is defined as phonetics. In the production of speech, in real-time, a sentence is formulated in the brain and ...

Our modelling aims at simulating vocal learning to the extent that a trained articulatory synthesizer can generate syllables that are both intelligible and natural sounding. This has never been ...