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    Ataxic Dysarthria

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    cite) The most frequent errors present in ataxic dysarthria include the imprecise production of consonants‚ excess and equal stress‚ and irregular articulatory breakdowns. (pg 164) The errors concerned with apraxia are articulation errors‚ limited prosody‚ slowed rate of speech‚ and visible groping behaviors- where the tongue‚ lips‚ and mandible work to find the appropriate positioning needed to effectively produce words. (Pg 133). There are various other deviant speech characteristics that may potentially

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    loudness (5). At the diagnosis stage‚ SLPs notice important signs of abnormal strength‚ speed‚ and accuracy during speech movements (Moore‚ 1991‚ p. 64). Along with poor articulation‚ patients often encounter certain difficulties with respiration‚ prosody‚ resonance‚ and phonation (Freed‚ 2011‚ p. 4). “A loss of intelligibility due to their impaired neuromuscular function” is common among

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    Broca's Aphasia

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    Language is a form of communication between people‚ which has been around in one way or another since the time of the cavemen. More specifically‚ language is the understanding of the rules of speech. There are three parts of speech in any language Phonemes‚ Morphemes‚ and syntax. Phonemes are the building blocks of language‚ they are the smallest units of sound understood as part of a language there are about 46 in English alphabet of 26 letters. In short‚ Phonemes are unique sounds that can be

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    Abstract: The Wreck of the Deutschland was Hopkins’s‚ ‘first major poem written in ‘sprung rhythm’. Herein is contained a brief analysis of this heart moving poem and the impact it has created in the minds of many readers down the ages. The authors in the opening paragraphs of this article have made a concerted attempt to bring out some parallelism from the Book of Psalms and also the theological aspect of innocent suffering. This concept of human suffering seems deeply embedded in this particular

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    ♪ Intonation ♪ Intonation contours in English Not all rises and falls in pitch that occur in the course of an English phrase can be attributed to stress. The same set of segments and word stresses can occur with a number of pitch patterns. Consider the difference between: • You’re going. (statement) • You’re going? (question) The rise and fall of pitch throughout is called its intonation contour. English has a number of intonation patterns which add conventionalized meanings

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    The Chorus in Samson

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    THE CHORUS In choosing the classical form of tragedy for his Samson Agonistes‚ Milton decided to work on a distinctively unpopular medium. For‚ classically modelled tragedy had never been popular in England. Even Ben Jonson‚ excused himself for not obeying the Aristotelian rules and not having a proper chorus in his Sejanus. But with his contempt for mere popularity‚ Milton did not feel obliged to modify the form of classical tragedy to suit the purpose of what Jonson called “popular delight”. J

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    Practical Uses of Paralanguage & Non-verbal Communication. A year ago‚ I had an argument with my father for an hour. On a fine day after the air was cleared‚ my mother insightfully cross-analysed the argument for my better understanding of the situation. She told me the argument was aggravated NOT because of the context of the arguments but the way I put it forth. To which my reply was‚ “I was not arguing‚ that’s the way I talk.” Paralanguage Now‚ this incident brings me to the topic of paralanguage

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    Text to Speech

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    Pronunciation of Nouns in Text to Speech systems E.Veera Raghavendra‚ Lavanya Prahallad IIIT Hyderabad‚ India raghavendra@iiit.net‚ lavanyap@cmu.edu At present most speech synthesis systems use raw text as their input which is understandable from a human point of view but problematic for the machines since the process of converting text to speech is very complex; in this paper we discuss the need for having a specific SSML tag for each “mention” (1st occurrence‚ 2nd occurrence) of a proper noun

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    Effectiveness of Dibels

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    Torgesen (2008) state that perhaps fluency is best defined as having three main components‚ word recognition accuracy‚ automaticity‚ and prosody. Reading with accuracy is the student’s ability to read with few or no errors. Reading with automaticity is the students’ ability to recognize words quickly with little effort; quantifying the students’ reading rate. Prosody is the students’ ability to read with expression such as suing intonation‚ stress patterns‚ and phrasing. Due to No Child Left Behind

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    TOPIC: TYPES OF NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION. Non-verbal communication are the types of communication not communicated in words. The different types of non-verbal communication include: 1. Kinesics. 2. Posture. 3. Gesture. 4. Haptics. 5. Facial Expression. 6. Eye contact. 7. Paralanguage. 8. Chronemics. 9. Colour. 10. Clothing. 11. Proxemics KINESICS:  is the interpretation of body motion communication such as facial expressions and gestures — that is‚ nonverbal behaviour related to movement of any

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