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Illustrations of the appearance of the larynx during phonation in two special cases.
VOICE PRODUCTION IN SINGING AND SPEAKINGWESLEY MILLSThe wound caused a defect in his trachea which would most usually have caused at least some defect in the proper phonation, sir.
WARREN COMMISSION (2 OF 26): HEARINGS VOL. II (OF 15)THE PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDYAt phonation the bands are drawn toward each other, meeting just as it commences.
THE CHILD-VOICE IN SINGINGFRANCIS E. HOWARDOn the other hand, the unexpected bark or gurgle that breaks the silence is a pure tic of phonation.
TICS AND THEIR TREATMENTHENRY MEIGNEStammering is a functional anomaly; it is a derangement of respiration, phonation, and articulation.
TICS AND THEIR TREATMENTHENRY MEIGNEThe various special exercises and the vices to be avoided constitute phonation or the practical study of the voice.
DELSARTE SYSTEM OF ORATORYVARIOUSHe has also a tic of phonation dating back to his fifteenth year.
TICS AND THEIR TREATMENTHENRY MEIGNETics of phonation are often superadded to the gesticulations of variable chorea.
TICS AND THEIR TREATMENTHENRY MEIGNEPhonation and respiration are implicated as well as articulation.
TICS AND THEIR TREATMENTHENRY MEIGNEBut the vocal cords are wedded in phonation, and by their attrition the node is formed.
THE VOICEFRANK E. MILLERWORDS RELATED TO PHONATION
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