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phonological

[fohn-l-oj-i-kuhl, fon-] / ˌfoʊn lˈɒdʒ ɪ kəl, ˌfɒn- /




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Low frequency bands of brainwaves were fed through a special algorithm, which produced a 'read out' of the phonological information that was being encoded.

From Science Daily

Working memory, phonological awareness and oral language development were measured in all students in both Spanish and English as they progressed through grades using a battery of bilingual assessments.

From Science Daily

The letters P and F, which are alien to the Hausa phonological system, also influence how many northern Nigerians pronounce words containing them, so "police" can come out as "folice".

From BBC

Accent is the phonological part of a dialect.

From Salon

In other words, phonological connections can influence speech errors.

From Salon