One model of this field imagines a "neutral" ball being pulled outwards by rubber bands tying it to magnets in a "universal" "space"; that came from a paper questioning whether this field has any "universals," by Ian Maddieson.
One model of this field imagines a "neutral" ball being pulled outwards by rubber bands tying it to magnets in a "universal" "space"; that came from a paper questioning whether this field has any "universals," by Ian Maddieson. The source-filter theory is assumed by many studies in this subfield. The standard textbook in this field has been updated by Berkeley processor Keith Johnson since the 2006 death of original author Peter Ladefoged. An academic in this field designed the X-SAMPA system for use in computers. It's not any type of physics, but a 1977 paper by Ian Catford led more papers in this field to use the Reynolds number in their analyses. This field often uses a mode of analysis devised by Gunnar Fant, in which a computer program isolates (*) F1, F2, and other formants. Glides are one type of approximant studied by this field, which also studies suprasegmentals and "places of articulation" such as the alveolar ridge and the pharynx. For 10 points, name this subfield of linguistics which studies the physical production of linguistic sounds.
One model of this field imagines a "neutral" ball being pulled outwards by rubber bands tying it to magnets in a "universal" "space"; that came from a paper questioning whether this field has any "universals," by Ian Maddieson.
phonetics [or auditory phonetics; or articulatory phonetics; or acoustic phonetics; prompt on "linguistics"; prompt on answers such as "speech acoustics" or "speech production analysis"; do not accept or prompt on "phonology"]