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Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics, Volume 4, Issue 3 (1990)

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Measuring the spontaneous language of hearing-impaired children

Mary Lyon & Clare Gallaway

Pages: 183-195

Published online: 28 Apr 2010

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How do deaf speakers talk about time?

Rosalind Herman

Pages: 197-207

Published online: 09 Jul 2009

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The development of contrastiveness in profoundly deaf children's speech

Evelyn Abberton, Valérie Hazan & Adrian Fourcin

Pages: 209-220

Published online: 28 Apr 2010

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Speech addressed to hearing-impaired children by their mothers

C. Gallaway, M. E. Hostler & D. Reeves

Pages: 221-237

Published online: 28 Apr 2010

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Modification of strategies in feature extraction

Walter F. Sendlmeier

Pages: 239-245

Published online: 28 Apr 2010

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Visual classification of speech sounds

Bozydar L. J. Kaczmarek

Pages: 247-252

Published online: 09 Jul 2009

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Investigations on viseme groups in Welsh

R. Meredith, S. D. G. Stephens & G. E. Jones

Pages: 253-265

Published online: 28 Apr 2010

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Pages: 267-271

Published online: 09 Jul 2009

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