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• Gestural score
  ...ved in certain tasks (e.g. lowering or raising the [[velum]]). Also see: [[articulatory speech synthesis]]. ...-koeln.de/phil-fak/phonetik/synthese/control_list_e.htm Gestural Scores in Articulatory Speech synthesis]<br />
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• Articulatory gesture
  '''Articulatory gesture''' refers to an abstract dynamic description of a movement of [[art *[[Pictures of articulatory gestures]]
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• Articulatory speech synthesis
  '''Articulatory speech synthesis''' is used if the input of this type of synthesiser is a p [[Demonstration of articulatory speech synthesis]]
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• Phonetics
  ...ve speech sounds. Speech therapists and audiologists also study [[Clinical Phonetics]], which looks at pathological instances of speech production and perceptio ...erm ''phonetic'' was first attested in English in 1826, while the use of ''phonetics'' to mean the scientific study of speech appeared in 1841.
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• Syllabary
  ...ticulatory programmer during speech production is reduced. Syllables whose articulatory programs (routines) are not stored in the mental lexicon are computed on-li [[Category:Phonetics]]
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• H-and-H model
  ...articulate when listeners require maximum acoustic information, and reduce articulatory effort when listeners can supplement the acoustic input with information fr [[Category:Phonetics]]
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• Hyper-articulation
  "Over-articulation": speaking with much articulatory effort. [[Category:Phonetics]]
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• Hypo-articulation
  "Under-articulation": speaking with reduced articulatory effort. [[Category:Phonetics]]
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• Overtone singing
  '''Overtone singing''' is an articulatory singing technique in which certain [[overtones]] are amplified. This result [[Category:Phonetics]]
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• Motor theory
  ...ode the acoustic speech signal: the [[listener]] constructs a model of the articulatory movements produced by the [[speaker]]. [[Category:Phonetics]]
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• Talking machines
  ...because there is not yet enough knowledge of speech production to make the articulatory synthesised speech sound better than other types of synthesis. [[Category:Phonetics]]
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• Quantal theory of speech
  ...culation]] is located. In certain critical regions, a slight adjustment of articulatory placement will cause a quantal change in sound. * Stevens, K.N. 1972. ''The Quantal Nature of Speech: Evidence from Articulatory-Acoustic Data,'' In Human Communication: A Unified View. E.E. David, Jr. an
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• Transition
  ...the acoustic change caused by the [[vocal organs]] moving to and from the articulatory positions of [[consonant]]s ([[plosive]]s in particular). These transitions [[Category:Phonetics]]
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• Articulography
  ...arts of the tongue), send movement signals which are accurately plotted as articulatory trajectories, using a system of absolute coordinates. [[Category:Phonetics]]
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• Look-ahead model
  * Henke, W.L. 1966. ''Dynamic articulatory model of speech production using computer simulation,'' Dissertation Massac [[Category:Phonetics]]
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• Chain shift
  ...o sounds. The displaced sound then moves towards a different slot. If this articulatory space is also occupied, another sound has to move which results in a chain [[Category:Phonetics and phonology]]
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• Speech synthesis
  ...vocal tract are imitated, e.g. the [[vocoder]], Klatt formant synthesis, [[articulatory speech synthesis]], and the [[Pattern Playback]] synthesiser. Electronic sp [[Category:Phonetics]]
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• Swedish Phonology
  ...s fixed in most simplexes (e.g. ''barn'') but they can also occur in other articulatory patterns: <ref name="johnson">Johnson, Keith (2012). ''Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology'' [PDF document]. Retrieved from http://linguistics.berkeley.
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