Competing constraints on intergestural coordination and self-organization of phonological structures

By C. Browman, Louis M. Goldstein. 2000

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The Effects of Prosody on Articulation in English (2002, background): “(See Browman & Goldstein (1998) for another way of handing variability in intergestural timing; and Cho (2001) for a discussion.)”
The elastic phrase: modeling the dynamics of boundary-adjacent lengthening (2003, background): “This prediction receives some support in Byrd (2000), which demonstrates that vowels seem to be lengthened just as consonants (Byrd & Saltzman, 1998; Beckman et al.”
Gestural overlap and C-center in selected French consonant clusters (2006, methodology): “Browman & Goldstein (2000) hypothesize that gestures within a syllable are associated with different degrees of bonding strength.”
Launching Language: The Gestural Origin of Discrete Infinity (2002, background): “Browman and Goldstein (2000, forthcoming) report the results of such simulations in which all agents begin by producing the points along some continuum at random, with uniform density distribution along the continuum.”