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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «LAMINAL»
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Taylor ORDER: HEDWIGIALES Plants medium to robust, plagiotropic,
acrocarpous or cladocarpous; laminal cells thick-walled, papillose or smooth;
capsules gymnostomous and immersed. Hedwigiaceae Schimp. Protonemata
globular ...
Arthur Jonathan Shaw, Bernard Goffinet,
2000
2
The Articulatory Basis of Locality in Phonology
Thus in the diagram of (l), as Recasens (1990) points out, the blade covers an
area that runs behind the tip, includes the laminal region and some part of the
predorsal region as well. Any articulation that is formed by raising the laminal
region ...
Adamantios I. Gafos,
2014
3
Language System and its Change: On Theory and Testability
As to the rules of feature omittance, only the feature “apical” (or “alveolar”) is
omitted preceding a laminal (or palatal) (nonnasal) consonant. And it is omitted
only in the nonlabial (and nondorsal) fricatives (i.e. continuants, in Chomsky and
...
Jadranka Gvozdanovic,
1985
4
Language System and Its Change: On Theory and Testability
As to the rules of feature omittance, only the feature "apical" (or "alveolar") is
omitted preceding a laminal (or palatal) (nonnasal) consonant. And it is omitted
only in the nonlabial (and nondorsal) fricatives (i.e. continuants, in Chomsky and
...
Jadranka Gvozdanović,
1985
5
Handbook of Australian Languages
Along the western and southern periphery of the state a variation occurs in which
two laminal series occur instead of one. One series is usually referred to as (
lamino—)dental and the other as (lamino—)palatal. The articulation of the former
...
R.M.W. Dixon, Barry J. Blake,
1979
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Mosses and Liverworts of the Azores and Madeira
Costa in transverse section with large ventral hyalocysts, occupying half of the
leaf width. Basal laminal cells short rectangular to almost subquadrate ................. .
.5 4 Upper laminal cells quadrate. Alar cells protruding into the costa. Plants up to
...
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The Languages of Australia
it have one or two laminal series ; (ii) did it have one or two apical series ; (iii) did
it have a lateral in each non-peripheral series, or did it have just one lateral ? We
now consider these questions one at a time. 6.5.1 pAlaminals There are two ...
8
The Phonological Structure of Words: An Introduction
... in which the consonantal stricture is 'relatively long'. This feature is often used
to distinguish tongue-blade (laminal) sounds, which are [+distributed], from
tongue-tip (apical) sounds [-distributed], and non-retroflex [+distributed] from
retroflex ...
Colin J. Ewen, Harry van der Hulst,
2001
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The Blackwell companion to phonology. 4. Phonological interfaces
In some languages a lenis laminal stop becomes a glide intervocalically; apicals
are not affected (e.g. Djapu; Morphy 1983). Local harmony occurs within the
apical set and within the laminal set in some languages. In particular, clusters of ...
Marc van Oostendorp,
2011
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Preliminaries to Linguistic Phonetics
Table 21 Symbols and terminology for dental and alveolar articulations, and
examples from West African languages; the laminal articulations are usually
affricated (cf. Ladefoged 1964a). The alternative specifications in the last column
are ...
5 NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «LAMINAL»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
laminal nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Qur'anic Exegesis & Analysis Via The Lens Of Modern Science
... of ka'bah, upon reading this verse, he found it so catchy and captivating and exclaimed: "Walahi! haza laisa bish'ir wa inni laminal muslimin! «GhanaWeb, giu 15»
Researchers use silk to cultivate organ tissues in the lab
Scientists at the Tufts Tissue Engineering Research Center assemble circular modules of cast silk into concentric rings to simulate the laminal ... «Phys.Org, apr 15»
Specialist equine consultancy fails to justify on-site caravans
The disease was caused by overfeeding the animals which resulted in inflammation and weakening of the laminal structures and bonds within ... «PlanningResource, ott 14»
REPORT: Konfrontationen, Day 4 - 35th Festival for Free …
Loose, laminal indirect improv like this feels like a survival guide for thriving on thin oxygen. There was a great moment when Castello played a ... «Classicalite, set 14»
Bioengineers Make 3-D Brain-like Tissue Model
Circular modules of cast silk were punched into doughnuts, then assembled into concentric rings to simulate the laminal layers of the neocortex ... «Laboratory Equipment, ago 14»