ASA 129th Meeting - Washington, DC - 1995 May 30 .. Jun 06
Papers in 4aSC - Speech Communications
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4aSC1 Lexical distinctiveness in lipreading: Effects of phonemic
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4aSC2 The effects of featural priming on word recognition.
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4aSC3 Multinomial models of speech perception.
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4aSC4 Talker variability and token variability in spoken word
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4aSC5 Lexical influence on the perception and segmentation of speech:
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4aSC6 Phonological and phonotactic influences on perception of two
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4aSC7 Phonotactic and metrical influences on subjective ratings of spoken
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4aSC8 The segmental representation of words as revealed by priming in a
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4aSC9 Are coronals different? The influence of the lexicon on coronal
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4aSC10 The acoustic characteristics of babble produced by infants with
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4aSC11 Effect of relative amplitude, presentation level, and vowel
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4aSC12 Reading disability: A deficit in the processing of rapid
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4aSC13 Interrelationships between ethanol intoxication and speech.
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4aSC14 Shifts in fundamental frequency and articulation resulting from
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4aSC15 Speaking rate and alcohol intoxication.
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4aSC16 Predicting speech improvement from clinical profiles in
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4aSC17 Acoustic and perceptual effects of endoscopic nasal surgery.
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4aSC18 Intraspeech masking in hearing-impaired listeners.
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4aSC19 Acoustic and perceptual investigation of breathy voice.
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4aSC20 Modeling pathologic vocal quality. Part I.
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4aSC21 EMMA and x-ray microbeam comparison.
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4aSC22 An acoustic and articulatory study of anticipatory labial
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4aSC23 Correlating movement and acoustic measures of nasalization.
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4aSC24 Use of a spiking neural model to simulate lip motor unit activity
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4aSC25 Clarity versus effort in speech production: Initial results of a
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4aSC26 The gestural and temporal organization of assimilation.