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O Comportamento variável da lateral em coda no falar de rendeiras em Florianópolis
Full text linkDissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Centro de Comunicação e Expressão, Programa de Pós-Graduação em Linguística, Florianópolis, 2010Neste estudo examinamos o comportamento fonético fonológico da lateral /l/ em coda no falar de 06 rendeiras do Ribeirão da Ilha, Florianópolis, SC. As variantes velar, alveolar, vocalizada e fricativa velar foram identificadas como realizações da lateral em coda. O apagamento do fonema também foi observado. Os dados foram analisados acústica e fonologicamente. Para a análise acústica, os parâmetros de duração e frequência dos três primeiros formantes foram selecionados para caracterizar as variantes mais significativas, velar e vocalizada. Para a análise fonológica, a influência do ambiente fonológico, tonicidade e posição na palavra foram estudadas; e os processos fonológicos decorrente dos fenômenos avaliados. Os resultados indicaram o efeito coarticulatório no comportamento da lateral /l/ em coda. Dentro de uma visão não linear, que interpreta a representação do segmento como uma organização hierarquizada dos traços que o constituem, esta investigação é orientada pela Fonologia de Geometria de Traços
Coda Magazine: Jane Bunnett
No full textThe journal of jazz and improvised music. Front cover of issue 265. Jane Bunnett (ss, flute); Spencer Barefield (guitar); Joe Morris (guitar); Mark Feldman (violin)
CoDa-RMSE and CoDa-MAPE comparisons of alternative forecasting models using compositional data.
No full textCoDa-RMSE and CoDa-MAPE comparisons of alternative forecasting models using compositional data.</p
Coda vocalizations recorded in breeding areas are almost entirely produced by mature female sperm whales (Physeter macrocephalus)
Full text linkWe investigated the use and function of coda communication by sperm whales (Physeter macrocephalus L., 1758 (=Physeter Catodon L., 1758)) Codas are stereotyped patterns of clicks often made by sperm whales in social contexts. We used the pulsed structure of coda clicks recorded from socializing female/immature groups to estimate the bodylength distribution of the animals producing the codas. Ninety-five percent of the 10653 codas that we measured were produced by whales measuring from 9 to 11 m. This size range corresponds to the length of mature females. We compared these data to a length distribution calculated from photographic measurements of individuals from the same groups encountered during the same studies. There were more whales shorter than 8.5 m (10.0%)and longer than 12.5 m (2.7%) in the photographic length distribution than in that of the coda producers (0.30% and 0.08% respectively). Since males leave their natal group when they are shorter than 9 m and return to breeding areas when they measure 13 m or more, our data shows that the codas were produced almost entirely by mature females. We suggest that coda communication serves several functions, including social bonding.Publisher PD
CoDa-RMSE and CoDa-MAPE (in brackets) values of NNETTS combined with different data transformation methods in the test set.
No full textCoDa-RMSE and CoDa-MAPE (in brackets) values of NNETTS combined with different data transformation methods in the test set.</p
Hedi Pope and CODA Collection
No full textHedi Pope (1920-present) is a dancer, choreographer, and performer who founded the professional, modern dance company CODA (Contemporary Dancers of Alexandria). The collection consists of correspondence, newspaper clippings, photographs, programs, biographical information, videocassettes, a scrapbook and two posters all relating to her work with CODA (Contemporary Dancers of Alexandria)
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