例句與造句

1. The second formant, F2, corresponds to vowel frontness.
2. These represent backness, frontness, roundness, stopness, voicing / nasality and frication / aspiration respectively.
3. Reports reaching disaster offices said many of the survivors were rescued by three foreign merchant vessels identified as MV Angel Providence, MV Marinero, and MV Frontness.
4. A typical feature for these languages is that vowel frontness or roundedness cannot be considered a segmental feature but is instead a suprasegmental feature, spanning an entire morpheme or phonological word.
5. However, in open vowels, the high F1 frequency forces a rise in the F2 frequency as well, so an alternative measure of frontness is the " difference " between the first and second formants.
6. It's difficult to find frontness in a sentence. 用frontness造句挺難的
7. All languages allow frontness as a prosody and therefore contrast minimal pairs such as vs .; only some allow roundedness as a prosody, and in others, rounded vowels are found only next to labialized velar consonants.
8. As a result, vowels are normally described by " height " and " frontness " of the tongue ( as well as amount of rounding of the lips ) rather than by a specific place of articulation.
9. "Because of the circumstances and his up-frontness and his honesty about it, and the things that were checked out thoroughly, we're hopeful _ all things considered _ that it will be reduced some ."
10. For this reason, some people prefer to plot as F1 vs . F2  F1 . ( This dimension is usually called'backness'rather than'frontness', but the term'backness'can be counterintuitive when discussing formants .)
11. It seems that the vowel system derives from an earlier one with the typical Australian, but that * u lost its roundedness to neighboring consonants, resulting in the labialized series of consonants, while * i lost its frontness ( palatal-ness ) to other consonants as well, resulting in some cases in the prepalatalized series.