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| 113 | -- | 123 | Ingo Titze, Darrell Wong, Brad Story, Russell Long. Considerations in voice transformation with physiologic scaling principles |
| 125 | -- | 139 | Gunnar Fant. The voice source in connected speech |
| 141 | -- | 154 | Patrick Mergell, Hanspeter Herzel. Modelling biphonation - The role of the vocal tract |
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| 173 | -- | 184 | Maureen Stone, Moise H. Goldstein Jr., Yongqing Zhang. Principal component analysis of cross sections of tongue shapes in vowel production |
| 185 | -- | 205 | Yohan Payan, Pascal Perrier. Synthesis of V-V sequences with a 2D biomechanical tongue model controlled by the Equilibrium Point Hypothesis |
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