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Examples of phonology

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But this doesn't necessarily mean that the locus of thought is natural language representations (words, syntax, phonology).
While failure to detect liaison consonants may seem attributable to higher-level factors, partial evidence was found for both autosegmental and exemplar-based models of phonology.
The use of nonstandard phonology by the two groups was assessed using the word reading, nonword reading, and oral picture-naming tests.
Surely, early generative phonology in the 1970s provided evidence for preferring deletion to insertion rules for the sake of generality.
It further demonstrates the potential contributions creole language data can make to any overall theory of phonology.
This suggests we are dealing with allomorphy here rather than real phonology.
The theoretical status of morphologically conditioned phonology : a case study of dominance effects.
In both types of cases, morphological domains are referenced by certain phonological constraints, and this is their sole role in the phonology.
Outside phonology, economy is evident in many domains of grammar in which categories generalise across linguistic units.
An elegant featural statement of umlaut phonology may well be possible, but it is not our concern here.
Note that this dual-route account does not deny a role for lexical phonology in the naming of low-frequency words.
Its pervasive use within phonology is apparent from most of the phonology contributions in this volume.
The conventions/ rules which constitute a phonology are expressed in terms of phonetic types and their tokens.
Some constraints on functionally disordered phonologies : phonetic inventories and phonotactics.
Some empirical and theoretical issues is disordered child phonology.
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