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Meanings of prosody in English
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prosòdia Synonyms
Examples for "poetic rhythm"
Examples for "poetic rhythm"
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An occasional poetic rhythm won't disturb prose, but an occasional prose rhythm makes poetry fall down.
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The shadow began speaking now, its words muffled, whispering across the water with an eerily poetic rhythm.
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Almost everything in a general way which we have said about the expressiveness of music applies to poetic rhythm.
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We can incorporate poetic rhythms, and yet remain outside them.
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Beckett's poetic rhythms need no such assistance.
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There was something else in the noise-nota rhythmic pattern, but... a voice.
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This paper presents a scalp eletroencephalogram (EEG) rhythmic pattern detection scheme based on neural networks.
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One woman sat square in the middle of the road, clapping her hands in a rhythmic pattern.
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African dance, like its music, builds on highly complex rhythmic patterns.
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Language is related to body movement, and often participates in the rhythmic patterns of this movement.
Usage of prosody in English
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No analysis of his prosody can explain the wonders of his workmanship.
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As regards Björnson's prosody, I am aware that it is sometimes defective.
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Subjects were asked to intone neutral-content sentences with happy, sad, and neutral prosody.
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It also has an auditory system that detects prosody in speech.
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She did not show the usual speech prosody and social deficits associated with NLD.
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We could wish the capacities of our noble language in prosody were better understood.-ED
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With this mechanism it has a program that matches certain prosody with specific emotions.
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Again his choice seems to mostly be to focus on Obama's rhythm and prosody.
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There he learned spelling and the rules of French prosody.
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The prosody, which is the most important thing, is lacking.
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The names are borrowed, not quite felicitously, from classical prosody.
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They studied criticism, grammar, prosody and metre, antiquities and mythology.
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A significant positive correlation was observed between the PAV and the speech prosody comprehension test.
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Here creeps in an item interesting to our friends who revel in syntax and prosody.
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There were no group differences in recognizing emotional prosody.
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Surprisingly, groups did not differ on tasks of emotional semantics and prosody and associative emotional-learning.
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Prosody through the time