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    Categorising vocalisation of English /l/ using EPG, EMA and ultrasound.

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    Date
    2003
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    Wrench, Alan A.
    Scobbie, James M.
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    Wrench, A. & Scobbie, J. (2003) Categorising vocalisation of English /l/ using EPG, EMA and ultrasound., Proceedings of the 6th International Seminar on Speech Production, , , pp. 314-319,
    Abstract
    ABSTRACT: We consider allophonic and speaker-specific variation in the alveolar gestures found in vocalised and consonantal /l/. EMA or ultrasound give tongue position data and EPG gives simultaneous alveolar contact data. We find systematic vocalisation with interspeaker variation in the prosodic distribution of these vocalised forms. The data suggest some allophonic variation is subtle, continuous and gradient, while some is more categorical.
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