Speech perception, production & physiology concepts explained for researchers

<BODY> <P> This document presents speech perception, production and physiology concepts for researchers, especially those in computer science and engineering. </P> <P> The information on this page is displayed using frames. Your browser is unable to view frames or, if you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer, the frame-viewing capability is disabled. If you have Microsoft Internet Explorer, go to <I>Preferences</I> under <I>Edit></I>, then <I>Web Content</I> and check <I>Show Frames</I>. </P><P> If your browser cannot view frames, then please use the <A HREF="body.htm"> no-frames version of this site</A>. If you experience any problems, please contact the webmaster at <A HREF="mailto:webmaster@firethorne.com"> webmaster@firethorne.com</A>. </P><P> If you want to download a copy of the latest version of Netscape Communicator (that can view frames) you can do so by visiting <A HREF="http://www.netscape.com"> Netscape's web site</A>. </P> <P>This page last updated 2010-12-15</P> </BODY>