| The use of the ogonek to indicate nasality is common in the transcription of the indigenous languages of the Americas. |
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| Her naked vocal is impassioned, but also reveals a tendency toward nasality and occasionally soggy enunciation. |
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| Her voice is a startlingly versatile instrument prone to a metallic nasality. |
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| When damage is more diffuse, many components may be affected, such as those involved in respiration, nasality, phonation, and articulation. |
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| In the experiment, the listeners were asked to categorise the vowels samples they heard and rate the sample's prototypicality and nasality. |
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| Speech is unclear with one or more indistinct sounds or abnormal nasality. |
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| Missing are cases where the C2 and C3 consonants are produced at the same place of articulation or where they disagree in nasality. |
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| Although some vowels are strongly nasal, instances of distinctive nasality are rare. |
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| We conducted a study of nasality in 6 deaf children who had undergone cochlear implantation. |
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| In many cases, the nasality was not contrastive and was merely present as an additional surface articulation. |
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| Each click combines with a number of accompanying articulations such as voicing, nasality, aspiration, and ejection to produce a large number of sound complexes involving a click. |
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| Vowel nasality is a distinctive phonological feature in both languages. |
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| She had a slight nasality of speech and adhesive otitis media. |
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| Her topics are glide and glide insertion, nasality viewed from the perspectives of the letters a and e, and interference from gliding and nasalization. |
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| Mind you, even here there were many and varied types and degrees of Englishness, revealed involuntarily in an occasional residual Brummie vowel or a hint of Scouse nasality. |
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| In fact, one of the best ways to teach about nasality in singing is to have the student sing in French, in which some vowels are deliberately nasal and other vowels are not. |
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