Effect of biofertilizer (Azolla pinnata) in combination with inorganic fertilizer on growth and yield of rice by Mohamad Khair, Mohamad Izdzuan, Azman, Elisa Azura, Ismail, Roslan, Abdul Rani, Muhammad NaimFadzli

“…This study was conducted at Malaysia Agriculture Research and Development Institute (MARDI), Seberang Perai, Penang (Malaysia), that aims to examine the impacts of the application of Azolla pinnata on the growth and performance of rice of the MR 297 variety. …”

Phonological analysis of syllabic changes of Arabic loan verbs by Muhaimin Syaqiq Mawaridi, Abdul Azim Mohamad Isa, Lutfi Hassan

“…The reduction of syllable segments refers to a segmental reduction in the first, second or third syllable. …”
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Variability study of nanowire: a compact model application by Machavolu Kamakshi Srikanth

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Swimming in Data by Douglass, Katherine, Lamb, Augustus, Lu, Jerry, Ono, Ken, Tenpas, William

“…To compete in the Olympics is to have arrived at the pinnacle of one’s sport. It is the realization of a dream shared by the youngest summer league swimmer and the most outstanding professional. …”
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Object-verb in Akha: the ABB structure by Hansson, Inga-Lill

“…In Akha there are numerous examples of noun-verb constructions—syntactically mostly object-verb—where the verb has the same phonetic shape as the second syllable of the preceding noun. These are sometimes referred to as cognate object constructions.…”
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The interplay between the verb particle 'ə' and the sentence particles in Akha by Hansson, Inga-Lill

“…The tiny syllable ə has many functions in Akha. A. Noun particle - It connects two nouns marking poeesssion. …”
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Open questions in ancient Greek phonology: some new evidence from enclitics by Probert, P

“…(c) Is the law of limitation sensitive to the weight of the word-final syllable, or the length of its vowel?…”

Tonal reassociation and rising tonal contours in Naxi by Michaud, Alexis

“…The first part of the article describes the synchronic process whereby the reduction of a morpheme carrying a High tone results in re-association of its tone to the preceding syllable, creating a rising contour. The second part presents the lexical items that carry a rising tone: ‘native’ words carrying a rising contour tone point to the use of High-tone addition in possessive constructions at an earlier stage. …”
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Lexical stress perception : a case study on Tamil-English bilinguals by Lim, Samantha JieYing

“…It seeks to determine whether such bilinguals have difficulty in distinguishing lexical stress and if knowledge of phonological generalizations, i.e. implicit syllable structure rules, plays a role in the perception of stress. …”
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中国东北人移民新加坡后的语言变化及其社会意义 = Study of the language changes of Chinese Northeastern immigrants as a socio-linguistic Indicator in Singapore by 李思 Li, Si

“…With the help of the PRAAT phonetic software, the sound on apical consonant, R consonant and final vowel are analysed by their formant shown in PRAAT, tones and first tone syllable are analysed by intensity and pitch respectively. …”
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Cortical tracking of speech-in-noise develops from childhood to adulthood by Vander Ghinst, Marc, Bourguignon, Mathieu, Niesen, Maxime, Wens, Vincent, Hassid, Sergio, Choufani, Georges, Jousmäki, Veikko, Hari, Riitta, Goldman, Serge, De Tiège, Xavier

“…Our results also provide unprecedented evidence for an acquired cortical tracking of speech at syllable rate and argue for a progressive development of SiN abilities in humans.…”
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Tibetan wa-zur and Laufer’s law by Jacques, Guillaume

“…The present article proposes a simple solution to Hill’s counterargument: Old Tibetan -wa comes from the fusion of two syllables.…”
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A model of intonational phonology of Singapore Malay by Diyana Hamzah

“…The location of the utterance-final rise is dependent on the number of syllables of the final word. The peak is observably earlier in focused constituents and lowered in post-focus constituents, in comparison to the corresponding peaks in neutral utterances (Hamzah and German, 2014). …”
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Shared loanword recognition in German-English bilinguals: the role of metrical phonology by Fritz, I, Lahiri, A, Kotzor, S

“…This was also evident in a reduced N400 but only if the metrical structure aligned with German patterns for Germanic words, that is, two light syllables as in pigeon. If the words exist in both languages, metrical structure also mattered shown by the modulation of different ERP components across conditions. …”

Microsoft kinect for early education by Tan, Haiwang.

“…It can help the teachers in kindergarten or primary school to better engage students through immersive and interactive technology where still following the course syllables or teaching objectives. A video was composed to demonstrate the functionality and possible commercialization of this interactive learning assistant suite. …”
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Neural and psychological correlates of stuttering by Demirel, B

“…The method led to a major drop in disfluent syllables, from 10% to below 3% on average, a level considered clinical threshold.…”

Tsewang Norbu NGB by Cantwell, C, Mayer, R

“…Such “non-visible” notes are marked by a Tibetan style of asterisk, and will become visible with a “mouse-over”.9 The specifically codicological notes can be clicked on within the catalogue at the appropriate place, and, apart from notes which might affect a few syllables of text (eg. if there is a single hole in the sheet where some syllables from a chapter title occur), they are also gathered together with descriptions of the first few folia in the Codicological Information section at the front of each volume entry (see above). …”