phonetic inventory

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Some constraints on functionally disordered phonologies : phonetic inventories and phonotactics.
Variation in developing and fully developed phonetic inventories.
Phonological analyses focused on the construction of all subjects' phonetic inventories over time.
Previous studies have suggested that liquids are rare in the phonetic inventories of infants at the onset of first words.
Late talkers had significantly poorer phonetic inventories when compared to the control group.
To what extent do their phonetic inventories or segmental and canonical phonological systems differ from their "unrestructured" counterparts?
The speech samples were analyzed to provide data on the children's phonetic inventories and phonological processes.
As in the earlier chapters, the discussion is thorough and points to the persistence of phonological errors, their variability, and the rather restricted phonemic and phonetic inventories of speech-disordered children.
Dinnsen (1992) proposed that there might be a universal hierarchical structure with a highly limited set of ordered features applicable to the phonetic inventories of all languages.
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