10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PROTENSITY»
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protensity in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
protensity and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Language in Time and Space: A Festschrift for Werner Winter ...
Protensity, on the other hand, is essentially a timing feature (Jakobson and Halle
1971: 554; Jakobson and Waugh 1979: 138). Obstruents that differ in protensity
form gradient (contrary) oppositions. Phonemic protensity is typically ...
Brigitte L. M. Bauer, Georges-Jean Pinault, 2003
2
Multimodal Signals: Cognitive and Algorithmic Issues: COST ...
From Extensity to Protensity in CAS: Adding Sounds to Icons Alina E. Lascu and
Alexandru V. Georgescu “LUCIAN BLAGA” University of Sibiu, Romania Faculty
of Political Sciences, International Relations and Security Studies ...
Anna Esposito, Amir Hussain, Maria Marinaro, 2009
3
Studies in Time Perception
Theories of Time Perception The duration of time of which an individual is aware
is sometimes termed as 'protensity' in order to distinguish it from physical duration
. According to one view, the amount of protensity depends on the physical ...
4
Dynamics of the English Phonological System
The developments in both tone oppositions and protensity oppositions were
responses of the phonological system to the same stimulus - the disintegration of
the separate class of sonants and the resulting integration of its former members
in ...
5
Sandhi Phenomena in the Languages of Europe
Many of these particulars would require too much space to be discussed here.
But I will mention some evidence for the protensity feature in early Polish (2.3.3),
some evidence for the shift from phonemic protensity 240 Henning Andersen.
6
Journal of Speech and Hearing Research: A Publication of the ...
This latter finding is of particular interest in view of our information pertaining to
the relation between certain physiological parameters and protensity- jaudging
behavior. It has been reported that overestimation of physical time may be ...
7
Absolute Music, Mechanical Reproduction
The particular melancholy of the photographic image, according to Barthes, is the
fact that “it is without future (this is its pathos, its melancholy); in it, no protensity,
whereas the cinema is protensive, hence in no way melancholic (what is it, then ...
8
Stuttering: An Integrated Approach to Its Nature and Treatment
Barasch and colleagues (2000) administered the Duration Pattern Sequence (
DPS) test, which involves judging the relative lengths of three tones, and another
measure in which subjects estimated the protensity (i.e., durations) of tones and ...
9
An Introduction to the Theory of Perception
But analysis of our perceptions shows that sensations are characterized by
intensity, extensity, and protensity, these factors varying in different sensations.
The element of protensity, i.e. the time element, is specially prominent in
conjunction ...
John Herbert Parsons, 2013
10
Psychological Principles
But, though the fixation of attention actually occupies more or less clock-time, it is
not experienced as a ' length' traversed, but rather as a peculiar intensity—what
we have hitherto called ' protensity.' Thus, if this supposition be true, there is an ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PROTENSITY»
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The Mezzanine is a slim book of Proust-like protensity, describing its narrator's return to his office one afternoon through the kaleidoscope of his wandering ... «Slate Magazine, Aug 11»
