prosodic

To contribute to research on the typology of syllable and word languages, Reina examines the common patterns derived from the centrality of the prosodic domain of the phonological word in two distant-related languages: Central Catalan, a Romance dialect belonging to the Catalan dialect group, and Swabian, a German dialect belonging to the Alemannic dialect group.

The technology behind the VoiceSense solution works by analyzing the prosodic parameters of a person's speech, which are the non-content features of speech, such as intonation, pace and emphasis.

At times the wording is too scholarly, using words such as "ubiquitous" and "prosodic." Sentences could be stated in a shorter fashion.

The suprasegmental features of speech are elements that characterize larger units than phonemic features and are generally known as prosodic elements or prosody [13].

This may promote the idea of deactivation of extrametricality at the consonant level but its applicability at higher prosodic levels in this dialect.

Some works on Urdu prosody, such as Najm-ul- Ghani Rampuri's Behr-ul-fasahat (1885) and Mirza Muhammad Askari's Aaina-i-balaghat (1937), explained many other terms too in between explaining the prosodic and grammatical matters.

Also, the prosodic component of a verbal message signals the presence of some aesthetic or philosophical categories, the speaker's concentration within the communication on certain ideas or structures with a differentiation or persuasion role.

The appoggiaturas proposed for feminine line endings are said to be necessary for prosodic reasons and so do not count as an ornament.

In chapter 4, which claims to focus on phonetics "leaving aside pure phonological prosodic interpretations" (p.