Mary Beckman

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Mary Beckman is affiliated with the following schools: Ohio State University, Stanford University, Cornell University

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According to Wikipedia, Mary Esther Beckman is a Professor Emerita of Linguistics at the Ohio State University. Career Beckman received her PhD from Cornell University in 1984. She was a Postdoctoral member of the technical staff in "Linguistics and Artificial Intelligence Research" at AT&T Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, NJ, before joining the linguistics faculty at Ohio State University in 1985. She has directed at least twenty-five PhD dissertations to completion at Ohio State University.

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Japanese Tone Structure (1988) (1246)
Intonational structure in Japanese and English (1986) (1229)
TOBI: a standard for labeling English prosody (1992) (1061)
Stress And Non-Stress Accent (1986) (680)
Papers in Laboratory Phonology: Index of names (1990) (515)
The interaction between vocabulary size and phonotactic probability effects on children's production accuracy and fluency in nonword repetition. (2004) (478)
The original ToBI system and the evolution of the ToBI framework (2003) (469)
Evaluation of prosodic transcription labeling reliability in the tobi framework (1994) (328)
Between the grammar and physics of speech (1994) (307)
The articulatory kinematics of final lengthening. (1991) (298)
Intonation across Spanish, in the Tones and Break Indices framework (2002) (275)
The Parsing of Prosody (1996) (252)
Papers in Laboratory Phonology: Lengthenings and shortenings and the nature of prosodic constituency (1990) (239)
Relationships between nonword repetition accuracy and other measures of linguistic development in children with phonological disorders. (2005) (231)
Gesture, Segment, Prosody: Prosodic structure and tempo in a sonority model of articulatory dynamics (1992) (219)
Contrast and covert contrast: The phonetic development of voiceless sibilant fricatives in English and Japanese toddlers (2009) (171)
The Interplay Between Prosodic Structure and Coarticulation (1993) (160)
The challenge of spoken language systems: research directions for the nineties (1995) (158)
Phonetic Interpretation Papers in Laboratory Phonology VI: Speech perception, well-formedness and the statistics of the lexicon (2004) (136)
The ontogeny of phonological categories and the primacy of lexical learning in linguistic development. (2000) (134)
Segment duration and the mora in Japanese (1981) (121)
Deconstructing phonetic transcription: Covert contrast, perceptual bias, and an extraterrestrial view of Vox Humana (2010) (108)
Methodological questions in studying consonant acquisition (2008) (106)
Segment Duration and the ‘Mora’ in Japanese (1982) (106)
Automatic ToBI prediction and alignment to speed manual labeling of prosody (1999) (99)
Some Cross-Linguistic Evidence for Modulation of Implicational Universals by Language-Specific Frequency Effects in Phonological Development (2008) (97)
Bayesian data analysis in the phonetic sciences: A tutorial introduction (2018) (95)
Conceptual Foundations of Phonology as a Laboratory Science (reprint) (2011) (88)
Manner and place conflicts in the articulation of accent in Australian English (2001) (85)
Articulatory Timing and the Prosodic Interpretation of Syllable Duration (1988) (84)
Phonological Knowledge in Typical and Atypical Speech–Sound Development (2005) (78)
Prominence Marking in the Japanese Intonation System (2008) (76)
Spectral and Perceptual Evidence for CV Coarticulation in Devoiced /si/ and /syu/ in Japanese (1984) (75)
Characterizing knowledge deficits in phonological disorders. (1999) (69)
A Typology of Spontaneous Speech (1997) (65)
Why are Korean tense stops acquired so early?: The role of acoustic properties (2011) (64)
Macro and micro F0 in the synthesis of intonation (1990) (62)
Phonological Representationsin Language Acquisition: Climbing The Ladder of Abstraction (2011) (61)
Variability in the production of quantal vowels revisited (1995) (60)
Voice onset time is necessary but not always sufficient to describe acquisition of voiced stops: The cases of Greek and Japanese (2012) (54)
The Interaction of Coarticulation and Prosody in Sound Change (1992) (54)
An Autosegmental-Metrical Analysis and Prosodic Annotation Conventions for Cantonese* (2005) (46)
When is a syllable not a syllable (1994) (45)
SPECTRAL MEASURES FOR SIBILANT FRICATIVES OF ENGLISH, JAPANESE, AND MANDARIN CHINESE (2007) (43)
Deconstructing Markedness: A Predictability-Based Approach (2010) (40)
Japanese prosodic phrasing and intonation Synthesis (1986) (38)
Lexicon-phonology relationships and dynamics of early language development--a commentary on Stoel-Gammon's 'Relationships between lexical and phonological development in young children'. (2011) (36)
Vocabulary Growth and the Developmental Expansion of Types of Phonological Knowledge (2004) (34)
Quantifying the Robustness of the English Sibilant Fricative Contrast in Children. (2015) (27)
Generalizing over Lexicons to Predict Consonant Mastery. (2010) (27)
Phonetic Interpretation Papers in Laboratory Phonology VI: Interpreting ‘phonetic interpretation’ over the lexicon (2004) (25)
Frequency effects in phonological acquisition* (2015) (25)
Tone inventories and tune-text alignments: Prosodic variation in ‘hybrid’ prosodic systems (2009) (24)
Distribution of devoiced high vowels in Korean (1994) (23)
Global pitch range and the production of low tones in English intonation (1994) (23)
Some regularities in speech are not consequences of formal rules: comments on Keating's paper (1990) (22)
Tone and Intonation (2010) (21)
Methods for eliciting, annotating, and analyzing databases for child speech development (2017) (20)
Workshop on spoken language understanding (1992) (20)
Discourse structure and attentional salience effects on japanese intonation (2000) (20)
Subglottal pressure and final lowering in English (1996) (17)
Deriving gestural score from articulator-movement records using weighted temporal decomposition (1996) (17)
Jaw targets for strident fricatives (1994) (16)
Stress shift, stress clash, and polysyllabic shortening in a prosodically annotated discourse (1990) (16)
Evaluating parameters for mapping adult vowels to imitative babbling (2009) (16)
Aligning the timelines of phonological acquisition and change (2014) (15)
Modeling the Articulatory Dynamics of Two Levels of Stress Contrast (2000) (15)
Learning speaker normalization using semisupervised manifold alignment (2010) (15)
Accent, stress, and spectral tilt (1997) (14)
FINE-GRAINED PHONETICS AND ACQUISITION OF GREEK VOICED STOPS (2007) (13)
Adapting a receptive vocabulary test for preschool-aged Greek-speaking children. (2011) (13)
Input Representations ( Inside the Mind and Out ) (2003) (13)
Prosodic categories and duration control (1991) (13)
Acquisition of Initial /s/-stop and stop-/s/ Sequences in Greek (2011) (12)
The phonological domains of final lengthening (1987) (11)
Speech models and speech synthesis (1994) (11)
Did you say susi or shushi? measuring the emergence of robust fricative contrasts in English- and Japanese-acquiring children (2010) (11)
ANNOTATION CONVENTIONS AND CORPUS DESIGN IN THE INVESTIGATION OF SPONTANEOUS SPEECH PROSODY IN TAIWANESE (2003) (10)
Coarticulation: Implications for phonological theory (1999) (9)
Effects of accent on vowel duration in Japanese (1982) (9)
Psychoacoustic measures of stop production in Cantonese, Greek, English, Japanese, and Korean. (2008) (9)
Testing the adequacy of query languages against annotated spoken dialog (2000) (8)
Manner and place conflicts in the articulation of Australian English Consonants (2000) (8)
The Intonational Expression ofIncredulity in Absolute Interrogatives in Buenos Aires Spanish (2010) (7)
Comparing vowel category response surfaces over age-varying maximal vowel spaces within and across language communities (2013) (7)
Temporal coordination of articulatory gestures in consonant clusters and sequences of consonants (1999) (7)
Why do adults vary in how categorically they rate the accuracy of children’s speech? (2009) (7)
Toward phonetic criteria for a typology of lexical accent (1987) (7)
Electromyographic Evidence for a gestural-overlp Areannalysis of Vowel Devoicing in Ko (1997) (7)
Papers in Laboratory Phonology: Introduction (1990) (7)
Loss of prevoicing in modern Japanese /g, d, b/ (2015) (7)
An electropalatographic, kinematic, and acoustic analysis of supralaryngeal correlates of word-level prominence contrasts in English (1998) (6)
Production and perception of individual speaking styles (1996) (6)
Sensorimotor maps and vowel development in English, Greek, and Korean: A cross‐linguistic perceptual categorization study. (2010) (6)
The acquisition of English sibilant fricatives by children with bilateral cochlear implants (2015) (6)
Prosodic structure and consonant development across languages (2009) (6)
POSITIONS, PROBABILITIES, AND LEVELS OF CATEGORISATION (2000) (6)
Examining the relationship between the interpretation of age and gender across languages (2013) (5)
Adult Acoustics and Developmental Patterns for Gender-marked Phonetic Variants in Mandarin Fricatives and Japanese Stops (2008) (5)
Using the Segmentation Corpus to Define an Inventory of Concatenative Units for Cantonese Speech Synthesis (2002) (5)
Introduction to the Special Issue on Spontaneous Speech Processing (2004) (5)
The role of the jaw in consonant articulation. (1991) (5)
Framing a socio-indexical basis for the emergence and cultural transmission of phonological systems (2015) (5)
Gestural Scores from Articulator-Movement Using Weighted Temporal Decomposition (1996) (4)
Competing hypotheses concerning the articulation of stress in English. (1996) (4)
Tone inventories and tune-text alignments (2011) (4)
The influence of frequency on word-initial obstruent acquisition in Hexagonal French (2007) (4)
Cross-language differences in speech sound acquisition (2015) (4)
Kinematic and spectral measures of supralaryngeal correlates of the accent contrast in Australian English high vowels (1997) (3)
Speech perception , well-formedness , and lexical frequency (2007) (3)
Modeling the articulatory dynamics of two kinds of stress (1995) (3)
Perceptual cues to lexical accent contrasts in English and Japanese (1985) (3)
CHAPTER 1. Defining accent (1986) (2)
Methodological Issues in the Analysis of Phonotactic Probability Effects in Nonwords (2011) (2)
Timing Models for Prosody and Cross-Word Coarticulation in Connected Speech (1989) (2)
Vowel context effects on the spectral dynamics of English and Japanese sibilant fricatives (2015) (2)
Effects of accent on vowel amplitude in Japanese (1984) (2)
A Data-Driven Approach for Perceptually Validated Acoustic Features for Children's Sibilant Fricative Productions (2017) (2)
Intonational and rhythmic correlates of stress clash (1988) (2)
Jaw height and consonant place (1994) (2)
Age- and gender-related variation in voiced stop prenasalization in Japanese (2014) (2)
Synthesizing Japanese intonation using a downstep model (1985) (2)
Vowel context and frequency effects in dorsal and coronal acquisition in Drehu and French (2011) (2)
Perception of Final Lengthening. (1987) (2)
The Effect of Spectral Estimator on Common Spectral Measures for Sibilant Fricatives (2012) (2)
The articulatory kinematics of accent (1990) (2)
Phonology and Phonetic Evidence: On blending and the mora: comments on Kubozono (1995) (2)
A response to Pierrehumbert's commentary (1990) (1)
Why [spa] not [psa]? On the perceptual salience of initial /s/‐stop and stop‐/s/ sequences. (2010) (1)
Steady as /∫i/ goes: The spectral kinematics of sibilant fricatives in English and Japanese (2014) (1)
Analyzing the Sounds of Languages (2016) (1)
Modifying speech to children based on perceived developmental level: An acoustic study of adults’ fricatives. (2010) (1)
The emergence of compositional structure in language evolution and development (2015) (1)
Translating pellet positions into constriction features (1991) (1)
Introduction by Editor (1988) (1)
Invariance of transitional movements under changes in lexical stress (1984) (1)
Handbook of Speech Production (2015) (1)
An Introduction to Japanese Phonology (1987) (0)
PhonBank Cantonese Paidologos Corpus (2010) (0)
A phonological interpretation of the ‘‘Gussenhoven–Rietveld Effect’’ (1999) (0)
CHAPTER 4. Fundamental frequency and pitch (1986) (0)
Phonological disorders and spatio‐temporal precision of stop consonant gestures (1998) (0)
Final lengthening: A local tempo change (1989) (0)
CHAPTER 3. Accent and intonation (1986) (0)
CHAPTER 5. Intensity, duration, and loudness (1986) (0)
Learning acoustic features for English stops with graph-based dimensionality reduction (2017) (0)
公開講演2. Cross-language perspectives on the interaction between production and perception in phonological acquisition(Summaries of Talks at the 26^ General Meeting) (2012) (0)
Why are Korean tense stops mastered early: Evidence from production and perception. (2010) (0)
Korean listeners’ sensitivity to language‐specific phonetic details of children and adults’ vowel production in five different languages. (2010) (0)
Part II. Segmental and prosodic interactions (2009) (0)
Enriched technology-enabled annotation and analyses of child speech (2013) (0)
Nonword repetition and phonological disorders 1 Correlation of nonword repetition accuracy with vocabulary size and other measures of linguistic development in children with phonological disorders (2003) (0)
Dorsal and coronal acquisition in Drehu and French is unexpected by markedness constraints alone (2012) (0)
Transitional cues in fricative noise in Greek /s/‐stop and stop‐/s/ sequences: Children versus adults. (2009) (0)
Evidence from /k/ versus /t/ burst spectra for variable lingual contact precision in normal versus atypical phonological development (1999) (0)
Intonation in discourse. Catherine Johns-Lewis (Ed.). London: Croom-Helm, 1986. pp. xxxvi + 302. (1987) (0)
Do children with phonological disorders use more ballistic articulatory movements (1997) (0)
Phonetics of first language acquisition (2015) (0)
Papers from the Linguistics Laboratory 1985-1987 (1987) (0)
CHAPTER 7. Perceptual cues to accent in English and Japanese (1986) (0)
Articulatory correlates of stress clash rhythms (1989) (0)
Developing acoustic measures to evaluate the emergence of phonological contrast. (2011) (0)
When is a Syllable not a S.yl~able?* (2016) (0)
Contents, Vol. 45, 1988 (2004) (0)
PhonBank English Paidologos Corpus (2010) (0)
Letters to Language (2009) (0)
Sharing Speech Synthesis Software for Research and Education Within Low-Tech and Low-Resource Communities (2016) (0)
PhonBank Greek Paidologos Corpus (2010) (0)
Keynote Speeches (2022) (0)
A detailed reference on (1981) (0)
Perceptual evidence for stress foot structure (1988) (0)
SRS prosody rules for Japanese (1983) (0)
CHAPTER 6. Acoustic correlates of accent in English and Japanese (1986) (0)
Differentiating Markedness and Faithfulness Constraints in Emerging Phonologies (2012) (0)
A cross-language investigation of phonological development: English, Greek, Japanese, Cantonese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, and Taiwanese (2010) (0)
21 Tone and Intonation (2008) (0)
Introduction, Papers in Laboratory Phonology I: Between the Grammar and Physics of Speech(Reprint) (2011) (0)
CHAPTER 2. Accent systems and tone systems (1986) (0)
Tracking chimpanzee pant-hoot changes across time and space (2018) (0)
Phonological neighborhood density and vowel production in children and adults (2012) (0)
The phonology of tone and intonation (review) (2008) (0)
Haruo Kubozono (1993). The organization of Japanese prosody. (Studies in Japanese Linguistics 2.) Tokyo: Kurosio Publishers. Pp. ix + 302. (1996) (0)
The articulatory kinematics of two levels of stress contrast (1994) (0)
Relating formant variability to vowel constriction features extracted from pellet positions. (1991) (0)

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