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... glottis they may contract with the true folds ( Van Riper and Irwin , 1958 ) . The opening between the edges of the false folds is the false glottis ( glottis spuria , rima vestibuli ) . The size and shape of the aperture is variable ...
... glottis they may contract with the true folds ( Van Riper and Irwin , 1958 ) . The opening between the edges of the false folds is the false glottis ( glottis spuria , rima vestibuli ) . The size and shape of the aperture is variable ...
Page 128
... GLOTTIS AND ITS CHANGING CONTOUR The glottis ( rima glottidis ) is the variable opening between the vocal folds . It is the narrowest part of the laryngeal cavity . The anterior section of the glottis , which is bounded by the folds ...
... GLOTTIS AND ITS CHANGING CONTOUR The glottis ( rima glottidis ) is the variable opening between the vocal folds . It is the narrowest part of the laryngeal cavity . The anterior section of the glottis , which is bounded by the folds ...
Page 136
... glottis are the primary source of the sound . A glottis generator ex- ists in the larynx . Husson ( 1950 ) advanced a neuromuscular theory in which the vibra- tional frequency of the folds at a given pitch results directly from the ...
... glottis are the primary source of the sound . A glottis generator ex- ists in the larynx . Husson ( 1950 ) advanced a neuromuscular theory in which the vibra- tional frequency of the folds at a given pitch results directly from the ...
Contents
Preface 1 A Survey of the Speech Mechanism | 1 |
Nervous Regulation of Speech | 4 |
Autonomic and Endocrine Regulators of Speech | 46 |
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