glottal

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Related to glottal: glottal stop, glottal attack, Glottal fry

glot·tal

(glot'ăl),

Relating to the glottis.

glot·tal

(glot'ăl)

Relating to the glottis.

glottal

Pertaining to the GLOTTIS.

glot·tal

(glot'ăl)

Relating to the glottis.

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Disruptions of the legato (clicks in the line) have three possible causes: 1) overshooting the descent; 2) articulating the tone with a glottal stop; or 3) articulating the tone with an [h] onset.

The Voice and Diction Connection: A Diction Instructor's Approach to Voice Pedagogy

Although psychological factors and vocal abuse have been traditionally implicated in abnormal laryngeal muscle tension patterns (MTPs), other possible etiologies have emerged, including the presence of laryngopharyngeal reflux and/or glottal insufficiency.

Changes in abnormal muscle tension pattern after fiberoptic injection laryngoplasty

Glottal function index: a predictor of glottal disorders in children.

Relationship between glottic function and voice handicap in public school teachers/Relacao entre a funcao glotica e a desvantagem vocal em professores da rede publica de ensino

Components of this response extend far beyond the pharynx, encompassing pharyngeal peristalsis, glottal closure, and opening of the upper esophagus during a complex, multi-system reconfiguration of a common brainstem control assembly governing the interrelated processes of respiration and swallowing (Matsuo & Palmer, 2015).

Assessment of airway defenses in the neurologically impaired patient

He also incorporates aspects of sonority, differences in intensity and loudness and the insertion of glottal stops before vowels at word boundaries--all of which have been looked at or noted in other studies, but not in combination--into his analysis, to form what he refers to as a "multidimensional model of rhythm" (Fuchs, 2016: 4).

Speech rhythm in varieties of English: Evidence from educated Indian English and British English

The next application field of glottal pulses is so-called expressive speech processing used for expressing emotions, dynamic and varying voice quality and articulation during phonation.

Psychological stress detection in speech using return-to-opening phase ratios in glottis

In Penan and Sebop, an innovated glottal stop closed all word final high vowels, and h closed word final *a.

Sebop, Penan, and Kenyah internal linguistic classification

Sometimes the glottal incompetence may put the patient at risk of life-threatening aspiration.

Revised thyroplasty: The importance of inner perichondrium dissection

11-16, and her phonetic measurements show a difference between plain stops and 'the presence of glottal activity in the transition between vowel and closure' (p.

Luigia Garrapa, Vowel elision in Florentine Italian

Eight chapters present introduction to voice therapy; voice evaluation; case studies in muscle tension dysphonia; case studies in glottal incompetence; case studies in dystonia, essential tremor, and other neurogenic disorders; case studies in irritable larynx syndrome, paradoxical vocal fold dysfunction, and chronic cough; case studies in management of professional, avocational, and occupational voice; and successful voice therapy.

Voice Therapy: Clinical Case Studies, 4th Edition

Also known as the pulse register phonation or glottal fry, vocal fry is a quality of the lowest registers of the human voice.

Vocal fry \VOH-kuhl freye\ n

Her name is Diane Cluck and her ecstatic vocal style has been noted for its uniquely clipped, glottal beauty.