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Plosives

(occlusive-plosives, explosives), consonants whose pronunciation is accompanied by the explosion of a stop (occlusion).

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Figure 2 shows the FTWs for the production of nasal and plosive sounds in simple onset position.

Favorable stimulus words for the treatment of phonological disorders involving the production of simple onset sounds/ Palavras-estimulo favorecedoras para o tratamento do desvio fonologico em onset simples

5 and 7 years of age have the proper pronunciation of all sounds, plosives and nasals, which is, according to the authors, expected given that these sounds are the first to be adopted in the speech sound system of Serbian language.

Articulation of speech sounds of Serbian language in children aged six to eight/Artikulacija glasova srpskog jezika dece uzrasta sest do osam godina

They are associated with the voiceless plosives /k t p/, in descending order.

Orkney English phonology: observations from interview data

50) The insertion also stands out from the portion taken from Bede because Bede nowhere states what kind of consonant may be followed by a liquid, whereas Priscian and, in this single case, Hrabanus specify plosives (mutae).

Re-classicizing Bede?: Hrabanus Maurus on prosody and meter

In the classical study of Lisker and Abramson (1964) plosives are divided into three major types on the basis of VOT.

Voice Onset Time (VOT) for Voiceless Plosives in Pashto (L1) and English (L2)

These heavily basilectal lines, with their orthographic elisions and plosive and fricative alliteration, remind readers that dialect verse also requires "wuk"; when Quashie insists that "we dig de row dem eben in a line: McKay is alerting readers to his poetic labor, the labor entailed in putting dialect phrases into fixed verse forms, made of even poetic lines.

Salvaging dialect and cultural cross-dressing in McKay's Constab Ballads

voiced clusters may very well correspond to a historically intermediate stage in the development of Gawri /l/ and /l/ from ancient clusters with (dental and velar) plosives and /r/, in whose final stage a "new" phoneme /l/ emerged through assimilation, while the /dr/-clusters fused with an already existing /l/ phoneme.

Notes on Kalkoti: a Shina language with strong Kohistani influences

As for medial short/single plosives, Vork (1972 : 15) wrote that "in Estonian, [the graphemes] b, d and g denote short, voiceless lenis plosives [as in the word luba, kade and lugu].

A preliminary comparison of Estonian and Finnish plosives

ONH subjects had more difficulty discriminating /f/ and /[delta]/ from plosives (particularly /b/ for leading consonants and /p/ and /t/ for coda consonants).

As seen in all the graphs, in case of plosive phonemes the peak of maximal information is located after the current time of analysis t = 0.

Caracteristicas de tiempo-frecuencia para la estimacion de la posicion de los organos articuladores en consonantes explosivas

Presumably, it was the wresting of peace from juxtaposed plosives that caught Tennyson's notice, and Gray is surely right to suggest that he sought to recreate the effect in his own verse.

Erik Gray. Milton and the Victorians

For practical reasons in the account which follows examples will be split into four groups, the first one embracing graphemes corresponding to plosives, i.

On early pseudo-learned orthographic forms: a contribution to the history of English spelling and pronunciation

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