Clinical Measurement of Speech and Voice¶
Baken, R. J., & Orlikoff, R. F. (2000). Clinical Measurement of Speech and Voice. Singular Publishing.
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- Air from the lungs raises subglottal pressure until it blows the adducted vocal folds apart; their elastic recoil and the Bernoulli effect snap them shut, and the cycle repeats — perhaps 120 times per second for a typical adult male
This sourceA clinical measurement text that tabulates subglottal pressure and the normative speaking fundamental frequency of normal adults.
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“least a tentative judgment. [Subglottal] Pressure The [subglottal] pressure (Ps) represents the”
- Air from the lungs raises subglottal pressure until it blows the adducted vocal folds apart; their elastic recoil and the Bernoulli effect snap them shut, and the cycle repeats — perhaps 120 times per second for a typical adult male
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