Index for 5aSC

• 5aSC1. Comparison of pitch reset characteristics between children's filler syllable and starter syllable productions.
• 5aSC2. Interaction between prosody and discourse structure in a simulated man--machine dialogue.
• 5aSC3. Categorical judgments of pathological voice quality.
• 5aSC4. Early use of pitch accent in Japanese spoken-word recognition.
• 5aSC5. Simultaneous communication in beginning signers, part I: Temporal characteristics of speed.
• 5aSC6. Pathologic discrimination through acoustic analysis of voice.
• 5aSC7. Acoustic cues to syntatic structure.
• 5aSC8. Rethinking the basics of declination.
• 5aSC9. Interactions among F0, duration, and amplitude in the perception of focus.
• 5aSC10. Glottal airflow voice source characteristics of 11-year-old singers.
• 5aSC11. Combined simulation of two-dimensional airflow and vocal-fold vibration.
• 5aSC12. Native language determines the parsing of nonlinguistic rhythmic stimuli.
• 5aSC13. Resyllabification evidence for diphthongal off-glides as coda consonants.
• 5aSC14. A five-year longitudinal investigation of duration and temporal variability in children's speech production.
• 5aSC15. Pitch discrimination during breathy versus modal phonation (final results).
• 5aSC16. Word timing in a counting task and perceived severity of impairment in spasmodicdysphonia.
• 5aSC17. LF source model adequacy for pathological voices.
• 5aSC18. Constraints on syllable structure in speech.
• 5aSC19. Kinematic and spectral measures of supralaryngeal correlates of the accent contrast in Australian English high vowels.
• 5aSC20. Rate manipulation and stability of onset and coda structures.
• 5aSC21. Some factors influencing duration between syllables judged perceptually isochronous.
• 5aSC22. Difference limens for frequency and amplitude perturbation as a function of fundamental frequency and waveshape.
• 5aSC23. Insights on normal vocal-fold oscillation from the acoustic dissection of single glottic pulses in vocal fry.
• 5aSC24. Acoustical evidence for the role of preaspiration in Norwegian.
• 5aSC25. Voice F0 responses to feedback pitch are not affected by speed of stimulus onset.
• 5aSC26. Characteristics of roughness in esophageal speech.
• 5aSC27. Modeling and analysis of speakers with vocal-fold nodules.
• 5aSC28. Neonates attend to perceptual cues to rudimentary grammatical categories.
• 5aSC29. Interference in short-term pitch and timbre memory due to the structure of a tone sequence.