Index for 3aSC

• 3aSC1. The supraformant hypothesis for vowels: Evidence from Norwegian.
• 3aSC2. Acoustic characteristics of perceived vowel quantity and quality in English and Norwegian vowels.
• 3aSC3. Some acoustic evidence of systematic patterns of pre-aspiration in Norwegian.
• 3aSC4. An acoustic study of Italian unstressed mid-vowels.
• 3aSC5. The role of variable vowel duration in differentiating stop phonation in Korean.
• 3aSC6. Variation in degree of nasalization for Mandarin vowels with superimposed rhoticity.
• 3aSC7. Diphthong dynamics in Swabian.
• 3aSC8. Pitch dependency of formants and its individuality in Japanese stationary vowels.
• 3aSC9. Evaluation of the trajectory of vowel glide based on vector analysis.
• 3aSC10. An analysis of fluctuation on sustained vowel waveforms from the viewpoint of 1/f shimmers.
• 3aSC11. Matching verbal organizations heard with voiced and whispered vowel sequences.
• 3aSC12. Effects of formant contour on the perception of synthesized /hVd/ syllables.
• 3aSC13. Logistic regression analysis of the perception of natural and synthesized /hVd/ syllables.
• 3aSC14. Vowel environments in minimal pair sequences.
• 3aSC15. Vowel formant discrimination in ordinary listening conditions. I.
• 3aSC16. The gestural organization of vowels: A cinefluorographic study of articulator gestures in Greenlandic.
• 3aSC17. The contribution of consonants versus vowels to word recognition in fluent speech.
• 3aSC18. Temporal effects on successive consonants in Swedish.
• 3aSC19. Voicing and aerodynamics of /h/ produced by women, men, and children.
• 3aSC20. On measuring native Japanese speakers' sensitivity to English /r/--/l/ contrast in a one-interval identification task with confidence ratings.
• 3aSC21. Discrimination of geminate and single stops in Japanese by five different language speakers.
• 3aSC22. Voice onset time of Japanese and English stop consonants uttered by the returnees (Japanese--English bilinguals).
• 3aSC23. Articulatory and acoustical characteristics of lateral misarticulation in Japanese.
• 3aSC24. Articulatory characteristics of French consonants are maintained after the loss of schwa.
• 3aSC25. The glottal contrast in Babine/Witsuwit'en.
• 3aSC26. Velic and lingual articulations are affected by prosodic position for consonants but not vowels in French.
• 3aSC27. Phonetic evidence for the phonological status of the tense--lax distinction in German.
• 3aSC28. Effects of place of articulation and first formant onset properties on voicing judgments.
• 3aSC29. The level of perceptual integration of place of articulation of nasal consonants from short duration segments.
• 3aSC30. An improvement of word recognition by using cues of place-of-articulation.
• 3aSC31. Reassessment of the syllable articulation score in consideration of place and manner of articulation.
• 3aSC32. Speech recognition with altered spectral distribution of envelope cues.
• 3aSC33. Broad-phonetic categorization of speech in cochlear-implant users.
• 3aSC34. Speech perception for hearing aid users versus cochlear implantees.
• 3aSC35. Perception of waveform envelope cues in speech and speech-correlated-noise by cochlear-implant users.
• 3aSC36. Relational perception of formants and stop consonants: Evidence from missing first formant stimuli.
• 3aSC37. Phonetic mechanisms of post-nasal voicing.
• 3aSC38. Categorical perception of [ba] and [pa]: Integration of acoustical cues.
• 3aSC39. The relative perceptibility of initial and final consonants.
• 3aSC40. Asymmetries in consonant confusion.
• 3aSC41. Perception of final consonant voicing in speech produced during simultaneous communication.
• 3aSC42. Mapping multidimensional perceptual consonant space for place contrasts.
• 3aSC43. Speech recognition in aphasia: An analysis of stop consonant confusions.
• 3aSC44. Acoustic correlates of segmentalized speech patterns in motor speech disorders.
• 3aSC45. Perception of lateral misarticulation and its physical correlates.
• 3aSC46. Vowel perception in 3- and 4-year-old children.