International audienceVariations in the acoustic manifestations of the rounding and height contrasts in French vowels are investigated in different prosodic positions. Four speakers produced sentences containing the vowels /i, e, a, y, ø/ at the beginning of different prosodic constituents: Intonational Phrase, Accentual Phrase and Word. Acoustic cues for the rounding contrast (F2, F3, F3-F2) and for the vowel height contrast (F1) are found to be enhanced in Intonational Phrase initial positions
International audienceThis study addresses the relationship between information structure and intona...
International audienceThis paper investigates the organization of the vowel space in French speakers...
In French, the minimal prosodic unit is the Accentual Phrase (AP). An AP is tonally marked by a high...
International audienceVariations in the acoustic manifestations of the rounding and height contrasts...
International audiencePurpose: Phonetic variation due to domain initial strengthening was investigat...
International audienceThis paper investigates how prosodic boundary strength (IPi vs. IPm) affects t...
International audienceDomain-initial strengthening has primarily been studied for consonants. This p...
International audienceThis study examines whether the degree of vowel-to-vowel coarticulation in Fre...
International audienceA basic constituent of French intonation is the Accentual Phrase (AP), which i...
27 pagesInternational audienceThis study presents acoustic and electro-magnetic articulography (EMA)...
International audienceThe relation between prosodic constituents of different levels (the prosodic h...
International audienceA large amount of work has established various kinds of articulatory strengthe...
International audienceFour speakers repeated 8 times 15 sentences containing ‘pVp'<br />syllables (V...
International audienceThis study presents acoustic and electro-magnetic articulometry (EMA) data for...
This project investigates the acoustic variability of vowels produced in multisyllabic nonsense word...
International audienceThis study addresses the relationship between information structure and intona...
International audienceThis paper investigates the organization of the vowel space in French speakers...
In French, the minimal prosodic unit is the Accentual Phrase (AP). An AP is tonally marked by a high...
International audienceVariations in the acoustic manifestations of the rounding and height contrasts...
International audiencePurpose: Phonetic variation due to domain initial strengthening was investigat...
International audienceThis paper investigates how prosodic boundary strength (IPi vs. IPm) affects t...
International audienceDomain-initial strengthening has primarily been studied for consonants. This p...
International audienceThis study examines whether the degree of vowel-to-vowel coarticulation in Fre...
International audienceA basic constituent of French intonation is the Accentual Phrase (AP), which i...
27 pagesInternational audienceThis study presents acoustic and electro-magnetic articulography (EMA)...
International audienceThe relation between prosodic constituents of different levels (the prosodic h...
International audienceA large amount of work has established various kinds of articulatory strengthe...
International audienceFour speakers repeated 8 times 15 sentences containing ‘pVp'<br />syllables (V...
International audienceThis study presents acoustic and electro-magnetic articulometry (EMA) data for...
This project investigates the acoustic variability of vowels produced in multisyllabic nonsense word...
International audienceThis study addresses the relationship between information structure and intona...
International audienceThis paper investigates the organization of the vowel space in French speakers...
In French, the minimal prosodic unit is the Accentual Phrase (AP). An AP is tonally marked by a high...