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... tone produced by the folds ( Fair- banks , 1940 ) . The Resonators . The original tone produced by the activity of the vocal folds is called the glottal tone . The complex waveform contains the fundamental and the overtones whose ...
... tone produced by the folds ( Fair- banks , 1940 ) . The Resonators . The original tone produced by the activity of the vocal folds is called the glottal tone . The complex waveform contains the fundamental and the overtones whose ...
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... tone . Tone implies that few fibers are reacting when the muscle is at rest . Those which react , however , do so maximally . This is called the all - or - none principle . Cates and Basmajian ( 1955 ) say that the state of resting tone ...
... tone . Tone implies that few fibers are reacting when the muscle is at rest . Those which react , however , do so maximally . This is called the all - or - none principle . Cates and Basmajian ( 1955 ) say that the state of resting tone ...
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... tones are sounded together , one may raise the threshold of the other . The effect is measurable in decibels . The ... tone does not get through . Apparently the stimuli are competing for the same fibers . It is of interest that ...
... tones are sounded together , one may raise the threshold of the other . The effect is measurable in decibels . The ... tone does not get through . Apparently the stimuli are competing for the same fibers . It is of interest that ...
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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