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Volume 49, Numbers 3-4, March 2003
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Guest editor's note
pp. 253-255(3)
Authors: Gósy M.

Temporal coding of voicing assimilation in speech production
pp. 257-276(20)
Authors: Gósy M.

The most important prosodic patterns of Hungarian
pp. 277-306(30)
Author: Olaszy G.

The intonation of monosyllabic Hungarian yes-no questions
pp. 307-320(14)
Author: Varga L.

Predicting Hungarian sound durations for continuous speech
pp. 321-345(25)
Author: Olaszy G.

The temporal organisation of speech in monolingual and bilingual children
pp. 347-362(16)
Authors: Menyhárt K.

Speech perception deficits and the underlying nature of developmental dysphasia
pp. 363-383(21)
Authors: Gósy M.

Multilingual statistical text analysis, Zipf's law and Hungarian speech generation
pp. 385-405(21)
Authors: Németh G.; Zainkó C.

Phonetic transcription in automatic speech recognition
pp. 407-425(19)
Authors: Mihajlik P.; Révész T.; Tatai P.

H as in Hungarian
pp. 427-456(30)
Authors: Siptár P.; Szentgyörgyi S.

Hungarian books on linguistics
pp. 457-462(6)

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