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• Bernoulli principle
  ...ics, the '''Bernoulli Principle''' is an aerodynamic principle involved in vibration of the [[vocal folds]]. ...glottis]] during each vibration. The folds come together again during each vibration because of their inherent elasticity and the sudden pressure drop between t
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• Falsetto
  ...the normal [[chest register]]. Manner of vocal fold vibration, in which [[vibration]] is more periodic than in the normal chest register, more sinusoidal and p
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• Periodic
  [[Waveform]]s which show a repeating pattern of vibration are '''periodic''' waves: those which do not are '''[[aperiodic]]'''.
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• Frequency (phonetics)
  The number of cycles of vibration in a second.
  252 bytes (34 words) - 16:45, 29 June 2014
• Fundamental frequency
  In [[phonetics]], '''fundamental frequency''' is the frequency of vibration of the [[vocal folds]].
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• Voice disorders
  ...vocal folds do not vibrate smoothly and/or do not close completely during vibration. Other common voice disorder symptoms include inability to speak loudly, mo ...n inflame and injure the surface of the vocal folds, leading to changes in vibration, damage to tissue, and eventually to non-cancerous lesions (e.g. vocal nodu
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• Pitch
  ...h is the [[fundamental frequency]] of the [[sound wave]]: the frequency of vibration of the [[vocal folds]]. This frequency is dependent on the air [[pressure]]
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• Spectral slope
  ...amplitude]] of the [[harmonics]] resulting from [[vocal folds|vocal fold]] vibration falls off by 12 [[dB]] per [[octave]]. This means that each time the [[freq
  519 bytes (71 words) - 08:13, 4 November 2014
• Aspiration
  '''Aspiration''' refers to the delay of vibration of the vocal cords after the production of a voiceless [[consonant]].
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• Vocal folds
  ...e vocal folds open and close per second is the [[frequency]] of vocal fold vibration (the [[fundamental frequency]] F0).
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