Index for 5aSC

• 5aSC1. Real-time estimation of sentence structure from prosody.
• 5aSC2. Good prosody facilitates comprehension.
• 5aSC3. Effects and limitations of prosody on the resolution of syntactic ambiguity in Japanese.
• 5aSC4. Distinguishing multiple prosodic boundaries in articulatory kinematics and dynamics.
• 5aSC5. Temporal organization of segmental and prosodic features of speech in the word accent of common Japanese.
• 5aSC6. Is Tone Sandhi Group part of the prosodic hierarchy in Taiwanese?
• 5aSC7. Downstep, regressive upstep, H raising, or what?---Sorting out the phonetic mechanisms of a set of ``phonological'' phenomena.
• 5aSC8. Prosodic domain effects in real-word English sentences.
• 5aSC9. A new control model based on rising and falling fundamental frequency.
• 5aSC10. Perceptual parsing of coarticulated F0 information in speech.
• 5aSC11. Effects of task instructions on voice F0 responses to auditory feedback pitch shifts.
• 5aSC12. Contributions of auditory feedback frequency components on F[inf 0] fluctuations.
• 5aSC13. Acoustic--phonetic realizations of focus in discourse and their perceptual correlates in Korean and Japanese.
• 5aSC14. Pitch discrimination during breathy phonation.
• 5aSC15. The intonational structure of Chickasaw.
• 5aSC16. Production of accentual prominence patterns in English by Mandarin Chinese speakers.
• 5aSC17. Boundary tones and focus realization in African American English intonations.
• 5aSC18. An analysis of the high and low plateau of Japanese English.
• 5aSC19. Rhythm and intonational phrase structure influences on the placement of pitch accents within words in American English utterances.
• 5aSC20. Acquisition of contrastive emphasis.
• 5aSC21. Acoustic (non)consequences of gestural variability in the production of accentual prominence.
• 5aSC22. Acoustic analysis and perceptual judgment of a child's speech sound production during speech therapy.
• 5aSC23. Objective and subjective measures of self-reported hearing deterioration in older hearing-impaired adults.
• 5aSC24. Comparison of speech recognition threshold in noise using laboratory and clinical procedures.
• 5aSC25. Coarticulation in aphasia: Effects of utterance rate and complexity.
• 5aSC26. The perceptual and acoustical analysis of speech intelligibility in Mandarin-speaking adults with cerebral palsy.
• 5aSC27. Comparison of deaf and hearing childrens' intelligibile speech.
• 5aSC28. Variability of voice quality ratings.
• 5aSC29. Properties of naturally produced clear speech at normal speaking rates.
• 5aSC30. Acoustic and perceptual measurements of hoarseness in children's voices.
• 5aSC31. Self-organizing map for the classification of normal and disordered voices.
• 5aSC32. Evaluation method utilizing subjective MTF measurements for speech perception ability of hearing-impaired listeners.
• 5aSC33. A dynamic tracking model of spectral shape: The sequential grouping based on timbre.
• 5aSC34. Correlation between acoustic pauses and perceptual pauses in speech.
• 5aSC35. Evidence for the predominance of vowel onsets to offsets in speaking-rate perception.
• 5aSC36. The role of temporal and spectral cues in speech recognition.
• 5aSC37. Relationships between time and frequency measurements of harmonics-to-noise ratio in human voice signals.
• 5aSC38. Characterizing speech timing and speaking rate through subword parse trees.
• 5aSC39. Listeners' representations of within-word structure: Monolingual and bilingual speakers of Japanese and English.
• 5aSC40. Analysis of interlabeler (dis)agreement in phonetic transcriptions of multiple languages.
• 5aSC41. Modeling segment durations with artificial neural networks.