ACOUSTICAL CONSEQUENCES OF LIP, TONGUE, JAW, AND LARYNX MOVEMENT

[1] ABERCROMBIE D, 1967, ELEMENTS GENERAL PHO

[2] FANT G, 1965, 5TH P INT C PHON SCI, P120

[3] FANT G, 1964, 2 SPEECH TRANSM LAB, P9

[4] Fant G., 1960, ACOUSTIC THEORY SPEE

[5] LIP POSITIONS IN AMERICAN ENGLISH VOWELS [J]. LANGUAGE AND SPEECH, 1964, 7 (04) : 215 - 225

[6] Halle M, 1969, Q PROGR REPORT MIT R, V94, P209

[7] HEINZ JM, 1965, 5 INT C ACOUST LIE A, V1

[8] LILJENCRANTS J, TO BE PUBLISHED

[9] LINDBLOM B, 1967, 4 R I TECHN SPEECH T, P1

[10] Lindblom B, 1968, Z PHONETIK SPRACHWIS, V21, P171

[1] ABERCROMBIE D, 1967, ELEMENTS GENERAL PHO

[2] FANT G, 1965, 5TH P INT C PHON SCI, P120

[3] FANT G, 1964, 2 SPEECH TRANSM LAB, P9

[4] Fant G., 1960, ACOUSTIC THEORY SPEE

[5] LIP POSITIONS IN AMERICAN ENGLISH VOWELS [J]. LANGUAGE AND SPEECH, 1964, 7 (04) : 215 - 225

[6] Halle M, 1969, Q PROGR REPORT MIT R, V94, P209

[7] HEINZ JM, 1965, 5 INT C ACOUST LIE A, V1

[8] LILJENCRANTS J, TO BE PUBLISHED

[9] LINDBLOM B, 1967, 4 R I TECHN SPEECH T, P1

[10] Lindblom B, 1968, Z PHONETIK SPRACHWIS, V21, P171